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| Title | : | Hotter After Midnight (Midnight #1) |
| Author | : | Cynthia Eden |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 272 pages |
| Published | : | May 1st 2008 by Brava |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Vampires. Shapeshifters. Demons |
Cynthia Eden
Paperback | Pages: 272 pages Rating: 3.92 | 6318 Users | 311 Reviews
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A Seductive Nighttime World. . . Dr. Emily Drake's psychotherapy patients tend to be a little unusual. Instead of midlife crises and mother fixations, Emily treats vampires with blood phobias and sex-demons looking for meaningful relationships. But healing these powerful beings requires an important rule: Never trust a shifter. Especially not one like Detective Colin Gyth, whose gold-flecked eyes and predatory air make Emily realize how much she longs to lose control. . . A Dark And Dangerous Hunger. . . Colin can't believe the doctor he has to work with on the Night Butcher murder case is the one person who could expose his true identity as a wolf shifter. Smart and sexy, Emily brings out the alpha male in Colin, unleashing a wild desire that takes them both over the edge. . . But in the shadows, the Night Butcher waits, eager to spill Emily's blood and taste her terror. And he'll use any means to destroy her, including the one person she has grown to trust. . .
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| Original Title: | Hotter After Midnight |
| ISBN: | 0758226020 (ISBN13: 9780758226020) |
| Edition Language: | English URL http://www.cynthiaeden.com/books/hotter-after-midnight/ |
| Series: | Midnight #1 |
| Characters: | Emily Drake, Colin Gyth |
| Setting: | Atlanta, Georgia(United States) Georgia(United States) |
| Literary Awards: | Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence for Paranormal (2009) |
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Ratings: 3.92 From 6318 Users | 311 ReviewsAssess Of Books Hotter After Midnight (Midnight #1)
*1,5 stars*It took me a week to read this book. Partly because of lack of reading time but also because when I finally could find time to read, I couldn't be bothered to do it. Here's why:1/ The plot was lame. 2/ There was no characters development whatsoever.3/ As a result, I couldn't connect with the heroes.4/ The end was botched. But as the plot was lame to begin with, I suppose that this was to be expected. That being said, I think this author has good books, I just picked poorly.DNF 44% I really wasn't enjoying this book to begin with, but it just took a nose dive. The hero is an insufferable jackass who has the audacity to angrily accuse the heroine of purposefully being a tease to mess with his head because she decided to stop their kissing and not sleep with him. The only thing worse was her response, which was to accept the blame and sincerely apologize because she wasn't used to sleeping with men when they hadn't even been on a date. Wow, how dare she. An
I really, really, REALLY wish there was a sensuality listing on books. That way I wouldn't have to ruin with a rating a book that others might like. I picked this up on Kindle. The synopsis describes it as a paranormal romance. It is actually an erotic paranormal. If your a graphic sex-scene skipper (like me), you won't have much of a book left to read. Unfortunately what is left of the story just isn't very well written either. It rates two stars because the suspense at the end was actually
the characters could have used a little more development. There wasn't enough to explain Emily's past precisely enough for me; I'd have liked to know more. I liked the plot, it had me turning pages well after I should have gone to bed. The characters were entertaining enough, but I wouldn't say completely memorable as of yet. The 'love' scenes were very steamy and just the way I like 'em... perfect! LOL! If someone puts this under erotica, I wonder what a 'normal' love scene is to them. I will
This is my first foray into books by Cynthia Eden and I'm happy to note that it was a very pleasant trip. Well...perhaps pleasant isn't quite the right word...Dr. Emily Drake is a very special psychologist. She sees demons. And vampires. And shifters. And a legion of Other supernatural beings that inhabit the world alongside us. She's one of the few full humans who know of the existence of Others but she's also got a bit of a leg up - she's the only one she's met who can sense them like she can.
I read this book awhile back and don't have a lot of recollection of the details of the story however, I do recall having a hard time forming any real connection with the characters, but I did enjoy the plot. To be honest, my favorite parts of the book were the sessions with Dr. Emily Drake's psychotherapy patients. A Succubus who wanted to be looked at as more than just a sex symbol, a vampire who didn't want to drink blood... those were some funny characters!While I think this book suffers
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