Unleash The Night features Wren's story- a character we met briefly before in another of her novels but I can't think which. Wren, a forbidden mix of white tiger and snow leopard in Kenyon's Were-Hunter world, is silent and brooding and perfectly yummy. I fell for him instantly and, combined with the heroine, Marguerite, the book is a sure keeper.

I like Maggie, a girl from the world of wealthy politcians minus the snooty attitude. She fell for Wren at first sight and that made me like her even more. The plot in this story revolves around Wren's background and I found it more engaging then some of Kenyon's previous books- if even more ridiculous in the world-building realm- which hardly seems possible. It is also in this book that Savitar gets a little more showtime (first introduced in Sins of the Night) though I know most readers are finding the constant introduction of new characters in SK's books annoying- I didn't mind it. I find Savitar as intriquing as Ash and am looking forward to reading more about him. (And another plus for UTN- very little Simi!)

I enjoyed both the conflict and the resolution of the conflict- which, boiled down to it's lowest common denominator is simply Wren accepting who he is and where he came from. ( )

Dark Hunter: " A souless guardian who stands between mankind and those who would see mankind destroyed" SK "Dance With The Devil"

Wren Tigarian, a were hunter, claimed by no clan has grown up under close waych and mistrust. His heritage that of a forbidden combination of two animals. When Wren wants something he stops at nothing to get it and listens to no one.

The daughter of a prominent US senator, marguerite D'aubert Gouden hates the socialite life. She is forced to conform to a world that she does not belong.

Marguerite and Wren must fight both the were and human world to be together. They do not have much time as they are about to enter a fight that may cost them both of their lives. ( )

As opposed to the high ratings given by other users, I had to give this a low one. The only things I enjoyed about this story are: 1) Wren is a hybrid, he could be a tiger or a snow leopard. I love tigers; 2) Time traveling 3) Savitar, and a little something about Nick (I miss him a lot and I hope he appears more on the next books)

Although I was carried away by the writing sometimes, I still felt like a spectator in the story, the plot wasn't exactly fresh. Loner meets senator's daughter, sparks fly, lust mounts, there's violence, the chase, the running for life - I found it boring, but I still read on.

I have to admit the sex was over the top, the scenes were sometimes creative and they were really on fire. I guess the main appeal of Wren's character was how he treated Maggie, he showed how special she is, and that she's everything to him. I appreciate the twist though, on how they'd be together. But still, I wouldn't read this again, didn't like Maggie that much. ( )

I was pleasantly surprised by this book. I only started to read it because I want to get to Archeron and don't believe in skipping. This one was good though, it had GREAT plot, the satisfying twists and curves, and it was pretty steamy. I think I like Wren the most of all the guys so far. I only gave a 4 because it was a bit muddled at the end, and it took a couple of rereads to understand what was happening. ( )

I normally do not read paranormal romances, so I had a lot of trepidations before reading this book. I was shocked that I actually loved this book. The writer's story line is so unique and imaginative not to mention super sexy. I definitely will be reading more of this author. ( )