Dream-Hunter Novels The Dream-Hunter, Book 1, (Paperback)

from TheYodamom

Not as good as the Dark Hunter series. I really struggled with it for the first 100 pages, it was slow. The greek mythology was interesting but it lost me with some of the unknown greek words that were not translated. There was a small tie to the Dark Hunter series, but not enough. It had a few l...

from Lauren2013

The Dream Hunter3 StarsThe Atlantis plot premise has potential and the additions to the overall Dark Hunter world building are interesting but the romance is borderline idiotic. Arik and Geary's relationship is completely inexplicable. Geary goes from overtly skeptical and suspicious of Arik to j...

from Nursing

This is the first book of the Dream-Hunter series. I thought that since its so far down in the reading order with the Dark-Hunter novels, that it would tie in with them, but it doesn't really. Its almost like a whole new concept, but I found the Dark Hunter novels much more interesting and exciti...

from Jenson_AKA_DL

Arik is a fallen guardian now addicted to the pleasures he can find in the dreams of humans, a pale echo of the emotions stripped from Arik and his brethren by an ancient curse. Drawn to the dreams of one human in particular, Megera, Arik is consumed with a desire to experience her emotions in th...

from mom2lnb

The Dream-Hunter was the sixth story in the Dark-Hunter series that I've read this year, and I'm beginning to think that perhaps I've read too many of them in too short a time span. I've been quite anxious to get to Acheron, and in my haste to make headway in this exceedingly long series, I'm sta...