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Loading... Dance of the Gods (2006)by Nora Roberts
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. I'm really enjoying this series of books...a sorcerer, a witch, vampires, a scholar princess, a shapeshifter, a vampire hunter and Ireland. What is there not to love? Though I am a bit baffled by this part of the series... Each book begins and ends from the perspective of an older gentleman telling a wonderful tale to a group of children by a fire while sipping wine. There is a good deal of sex and lovemaking in these books, so is it just assumed he isn't actually telling that part to the children? :) ( ) I feel very much like if you read the Circle trilogy you don't need to read these. Unless, you liked the characters that is. They have different names in this series, but they are written very much the same. So I guess you can re-read the love story. Not much there though either. Nora's new thing with love at first for all characters is really getting boring. I keep thinking maybe she's bored with the romance writing and wants to concentrait more on the plot, but even that is uninteresting. There is no world development here, no character development, no good love story.
More so than Roberts' previous books, this trilogy plays out as one long tale broken into three spine-tingling sections. The gritty reality and omnipresent danger that permeate this story add poignancy to the unlikely but heart-stirring romances trying to develop in a sea of darkness. The final chapter in this amazing saga promises to be a doozy! Is contained inIs abridged inHas as a student's study guide
In the second volume in Roberts' paranormal Circle Trilogy, the Circle of Six prepare to battle for their lives--and their hearts--against the one vampire determined to rule the earth. Original. No library descriptions found. |
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