Merry Gentry A Caress of Twilight, Book 2, (Paperback)

from turtlesleap

A colorized taxonomy of the male fairies who regularly sleep with the heroine, mostly. There is a very thin story line that barely holds this together but it seems to be all about the sex, and of course the varying color schemes of the characters.

from johnthefireman

A continuation of a series which is apparently about sex between different combinations of humans and/or faeries in the modern world. And somewhere amongst all that there is a plot about two characters vying for the faerie throne. Whichever one produces an heir first gets the job. But the plot de...

from Carl_Alves

Having given up on Hamilton's Anita Blake series, I figured I would give her Fae books a try. Unfortunately, A Caress of Twilight is no better than the Anita Blake novels. Just like her vampire books, this novel is oversexed for no particular reason. The story is weak and after about a dozen chap...

from Capnrandm

Upon re-read, there was a bit more page flipping than book one. Merry has started to "school the boys" on how to be a good person, and that's always a bit of a yawn. Also, the police work in this book is a bit out of place. Did enjoy everyone's powers coming on line.

from Flamika

I think by the time I got to this novel, I was already tired of the "harem" theme in Hamilton's works. I didn't enjoy this nearly as much as the first novel, and I probably won't ever reread it again. I'm not even sure I can remember all that happened in this book.