Dannika Dark

Four Days by Dannika Dark (Audio Edition)
Narrated by Nicole Poole
Seven Series #4

♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ I really liked this one. Might be my favourite of the series so far. Lorenzo was such a tough, arrogant, pack master. Always getting his way, leading his pack without emotion. I really enjoyed the moments he and Ivy shared, even in the other books. She didn’t cower to his dominating attitude. She made him work for what he wanted, and made him want to work for it. Their intimate moments felt show more intimate. I LOVED when he rubs noses with Ivy… sigh… makes him seem like a sweet caring man.. Not just an unemotional pack master.

Ivy was a strong leading lady. I really liked her quiet way. She’s firm but fair, honest and courageous. Her backstory was interesting, and emotional. I am very glad she got her HEA. Her attitude towards Lorenzo cracked me up sometimes, their banter was wonderful and I felt their sparks right from the first moment they met.

I still love Denver, can’t wait for his story. He’s a bag of nuts! Haha! I just looked ahead at what comes next in the series… Naya and Wheeler.. Wow.. this should be interesting!

As always Nicole Poole did a wonderful job Narrating. She’s kept the same voices/accents etc throughout the series and I can easily tell who is talking. Even coming up with different ones for the newest characters.

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Okay so I wasn't in love with 6 months and I hesitated a long time before reading 5 weeks because I never liked Jericho. MISTAKE! I loved this book. This book brought back everything I loved about 7 years. The suspense, the love, everything about this book just worked. It was AWESOME. Check out my full review here: http://www.thebookdisciple.com

It should come as no shock to absolutely anyone at all that I loved the newest addition to the Crossbreed series. Let’s be honest, I knew I would love Moonstruck going in, and I definitely was not disappointed.

There’s just something about the way that Dark world builds and writes her characters that just feels so authentic. I was hesitant when she started introducing different perspectives, as sometimes jumping pov can be a little jarring and overcomplicates an otherwise good narrative. show more But the approach she takes gives the reader the chance to catch up on what’s happening elsewhere whilst very much cementing in place and maintaining that Raven is still our protagonist. Dark’s just giving us a peek at the Keystone family.

And what a nice addition that is! I’ve been rooting for some of the secondary romances for a while, and getting to see those develop on a completely different way than in her previous series is super refreshing! Don’t get me wrong, the Seven series remains one of my favourites, but switching protagonists isn’t something that would work for this series, and Darks handles that so well. It works on both a plot and narrative level, and you’ve got to love that kind of writing. We all know that for the most part in any kind of fiction, readers or viewers like to watch characters getting together, but get quickly bored once they cement a relationship. Moonstruck leaves no room for the reader to feel bored, through the banter of our main couple, the slow burn of the secondary relationships, and the addition of new and fully fleshed our characters!
And all this set within such a short time scale, without over cluttering the plot? It’s great writing folks!

Basically I’m obsessed with Dannika Dark and everything she writes, and can wholeheartedly recommend this and any/all or her other works. Seriously, check out Moonstruck if you haven’t already. show less

It should come as no shock to absolutely anyone at all that I loved the newest addition to the Crossbreed series. Let’s be honest, I knew I would love Moonstruck going in, and I definitely was not disappointed.

There’s just something about the way that Dark world builds and writes her characters that just feels so authentic. I was hesitant when she started introducing different perspectives, as sometimes jumping pov can be a little jarring and overcomplicates an otherwise good narrative. show more But the approach she takes gives the reader the chance to catch up on what’s happening elsewhere whilst very much cementing in place and maintaining that Raven is still our protagonist. Dark’s just giving us a peek at the Keystone family.

And what a nice addition that is! I’ve been rooting for some of the secondary romances for a while, and getting to see those develop on a completely different way than in her previous series is super refreshing! Don’t get me wrong, the Seven series remains one of my favourites, but switching protagonists isn’t something that would work for this series, and Darks handles that so well. It works on both a plot and narrative level, and you’ve got to love that kind of writing. We all know that for the most part in any kind of fiction, readers or viewers like to watch characters getting together, but get quickly bored once they cement a relationship. Moonstruck leaves no room for the reader to feel bored, through the banter of our main couple, the slow burn of the secondary relationships, and the addition of new and fully fleshed our characters!
And all this set within such a short time scale, without over cluttering the plot? It’s great writing folks!

Basically I’m obsessed with Dannika Dark and everything she writes, and can wholeheartedly recommend this and any/all or her other works. Seriously, check out Moonstruck if you haven’t already. show less