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Made him feel strangely alive again, which for a man who had died fifteen hundred years ago was quite a fit.ДЇangywarriorteams immortals mythology-gods-semigods She'd touched the emotions he'd buried long ago. Sunshine had stumbled into his world and turned it upside down. He couldn't count how many centuries had passed since he had last shared a real laugh with a lover.ДЄnd this woman made him laugh. The story overall was fun and exciting.ДЇavourite quote: Something was different about Sunshine. The dialoges of the book are actually quite funny and made me laugh out loud. One thing I loved: Talon lives in a shack on a bayou surrounded by his two pet alligators. She will seduce Talon with amusement and joy. Sunshine: A vegan artist who is drowning in pink and purple flowers everywhere in her home. Later his uncle was murdered and his aunt was raped and murdered, his wife Nynia died in childbirth and their son was stillborn.ДЄnd finally his clan killed his beloved little sister in front of him. Why Talon become a dark hunter: Tragic story and a combination of many things.ДЄt age 7 his parents died and he and his infant sister Caera were thrown out of their Druid tribe. Talon or Speirr of the Morrigantes (Hunter) & Sunshine Runningwolf (Human) All in all, not a bad book at all, but my least favorite in the Dark Hunter series.Д«ad-boy-rake-or-rogue favorites owned-copy As a matter of fact, I eagerly finished this book so I could move onto Zarek's story. I wanted to learn more about this bad boy who lives in the shadows and is more or less disliked by most of the Dark Hunters. The guys who exist on the fringes because they have been rejected by society. Probably because I really like the dark, conflicted, antiheroes. The standout character in this book for me is Zarek. She's a marvelous writer, and does a great job at taking ancient history and the myths and building a modern storyline around this foundation. The best aspects of this book were the secondary characters and the intricate world that Sherrilyn Kenyon has created with her Dark Hunter books. But I do have to say, they were very much kindred souls, and I am very glad they found their happy ending together. She was nice and sweet, but just not a heroine that I got involved with as a reader. I'm not saying that's bad, but she didn't really intrigue me. She came off as kind of a sleazy, hippieish, biker groupie chick. As for Sunshine, I just didn't find her that interesting. His backstory worked tremendously well, but I didn't love present aspects of Talon's character. Now he's a Dark Hunter who kills Daemons and shags as many beautiful women as he can to while away his time. His past is very tragic and sets the tone for his future. He lost his whole village, partly through some of his actions. He's half-pagan and half-Christian with a Celtic heritage. Talon's backstory was very interesting, and I wanted to read more about that than him and Sunshine shagging. I just got old and distracting from the plot and Kenyon's phenomenal storytelling. But after a while I didn't really need to read more scenes with them being sexual.

I realize that fundamentally, Sunshine and Talon are very sexual beings.

The sex scenes get to the point where you're skimming because you want to get back to the story.

I wasn't crazy about this DH book like the other ones because, gasp, I think there is too much sex in this book. Join her and her Paladins online at and Fan Run International Sites:

#Fang and talon favor changing breeds series#

Her Chronicles of Nick and Dark-Hunter series are soon to be major motion pictures while Dark-Hunter is also being developed as a television series. Her current series are: Dark-Hunters, Chronicles of Nick and The League, and her books are available in over 100 countries where eager fans impatiently wait for the next release. Since 2004, she had placed more than 80 novels on the New York Times list in all formats including manga and graphic novels. With legions of fans known as Paladins (thousands of whom proudly sport tattoos from her series and who travel from all over the world to attend her appearances), her books are always snatched up as soon as they appear on store shelves. New York Times and international bestselling author Sherrilyn Kenyon is a regular at the #1 spot.