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Seize the Night (Dark-Hunter, Book 7)
Seize the Night (Dark-Hunter, Book 7)

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Author: Sherrilyn Kenyon
Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks
Release Date: 2004-12-28
ISBN-10: 0312992432
ISBN-13: 9780312992439
List Price: $7.99
Average Customer Rating:
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Summary:
Valerius isn't a popular Dark-Hunter-he's a Roman, which means that the largely Greek Hunters have a major grudge against him and his civilization for superceding them. To make things worse, he's very conscious of his aristocratic background and breeding. So it serves him right when he runs into Tabitha Devereaux. She's sassy, sexy, and completely unwilling to take him seriously. (Not to mention that she's the twin sister of the wife of former Dark-Hunter Kyrian-Val's mortal enemy.) What Tabitha does take seriously is hunting and killing vampires-and soon she and Val have to grapple with the deadliest of all Daimons-one who's managed to come back from the dead, and one who holds a serious grudge against both of them. To win against evil, Val will have to loosen up, learn to trust, and put everything on the line to protect a man he hates and a woman who drives him nuts.


Customer Reviews
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Seize the Night = Game Tying Home Run.
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Seize the Night is the epitome of what an action/romance book should be about. For a female writer, Mrs. Kenyon does a wonderful job writing out detailed, dramatic, and exciting fighting scenes which would entertain even the most diehard martial arts flick fan. The romance between Tabitha and Val does a nice job of blending aspects of real relationships with those magical serendipitous moments in a fairy tale story. Each and every major character in the novel is either a physical male or female version of Adonis or Eve; despite this they all have a unique and fleshed out personalities which happen to combine well with each other to form a story that makes it hard for someone to put down the popcorn and walk away from. One of the strongest aspects of Seize the Night is that even though the book is part seven in the series, it is a great jumping point into the world of the Dark Hunters. There are many characters in the novel, but as reader who has never picked up any of the other stories in the series, I was able to jump right into the story without missing a beat. This book was thoroughly entertaining and hard to put down. Seize the Night along with 1984, The Picture of Dorian Grey, and the Dresden File series (I know weird list) are the books that brought me back to reading.

I had the privilege of meeting and being introduced to Sherrilyn Kenyon and her Dark Hunter novel series at the 2008 NYC Comic Con. Mrs. Kenyon was kind enough to provide fans a free copy of Seize the Night and personally sign it as well. She is a woman with a charming southern accent and uses a vernacular which is quiet refreshing to the Yankees who reside in the Northeast. I have yet to read any of her other books but secretly wished her well when her latest book Acheron hit the shelves this past summer. Thank you Sherrilyn for helping to re-introduce the joys of reading books back to someone.

Twinkies are good every once in a while
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I must preface by saying that this is the firs of Ms. Kenyon's works I've read; I picked up a free copy at a convention for kicks, and it turned out to be just about what I expected: the literary equivalent of a Twinkie with sprinkles; good fun, but not much quality.

The characters and plot are predictable, even for someone who's not read any of her other works--will the fiery redhead manage to melt the icy, wounded heart of the uptight nobleman and introduce him to his wild side (or at least hers)? Will he struggle with great confustion over his attraction to her? Will her family hating him cause friction, but eventually be resolved so they can be together? Anyone familiar with books and stock plots in general and a high school education could have written this. The style gave me a headache; I believe it has been described elsewhere as "choppy," and that's accurate. The characters just seem to jump around from one action and thought to another without much apparent prompting, leaving "meaningful" moments feeling flat. It seemed, to me, like the kind of thing you might get from a high-schooler writing vampire fanfiction.

However, this was clearly not intended to be a great work of literature; it was intended to be a fun-filled, action-packed romp through an erotic fantasy world, with more throbbing cocks than a chicken coop sitting on a subwoofer. And that it is. It's a light, quick read that does entertain. In short, even though the crafting made me cringe, I did enjoy it. And while I won't be rushing out to buy the next one, I'd consider picking it up second-hand, or borrowing it.

Ms. Kenyon does it one more time
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To all those fallowing the Dark Hunter series, I would have to say that this is by far one of the most rivoting books yet. I sat up until three in the morning to finish this one book and could hardly hold back the tears as I finished it. Once again Ms. Kenyon does her books justic. "Sieze the Night" dulves even deeper into the lives of not only her Dark Hunter characters but also shares more about Acheron, Artemis and a few others.

Taken from the views of Tabitha and Valerius, this book shows just how important families and friendship really are. And while Ms. Kenyon dazzels us with more sexy DH scense, she also shows a man who, through time tried to help those in need and could never quite succeed. Valerius is a strong character, and while at first my dislike of his character in the other books made me cautious about this one, Kenyon shows just how any one person can really be good. Ms. Kenyon is truely a spectacular writer as she shows just how everyone can be blinded by the truth of events. Acheron, whos knowledge and wisdom knows no bonds proclaims in her novel, "There are always three sides to every memory __. Yours, theirs and the truth which is somewhere in between the two." I believe that that one statement will stay with me throughout the rest of my life.

Hot hot Dark-hunters!
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Can't miss with Sherrilyn Kenyon, she's the best! She always brings humor, chemistry & lots of action into her books. Gotta love Tabitha, she's something else. Excellent book, highly recommend.

It was okay?
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It was an okay read, nothing spectacular. After reading Kresley Cole's Immortal series, I guess am a little spoiled. I may read one or two more of the Dark Hunter series, eventually. It wasn't a bad book, but it was not the same caliber of Ms. Cole's novels.

























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