Books4pocket Romantica: El Deseo Oscuro (Series #18) (Paperback)

from thehistorychic

I have to say that I like that the author is consistent with personality types but the one thing I do not like is the constant male domineering act. I think I remember that it gets less as the series goes on but in the first two books it was a little overbearing.

from ElleLainey

Not as good as Dark Prince. I like Jacques a lot, and I liked him before in Dark Prince. However, I find Shea a little annoying...insipid really. I love the romance between them, the way they need each other and help each other. Some of it was a bit repetitive of Dark Prince though, mimicking Rav...

from CheriePie69

I liked this second book a little better than Dark Prince. I think it had a bit more of a story to it instead of just the romance, though I still got sick of all the flowery romance scenes and descriptions. I prefer my sex scenes to be a bit more graphic. I mean, I'd rather have Feehan talk about...

from onyx95

Seven years of nightmares, the pain, the visions of a haunted and tormented man. Surgeon Shea O'Halloran grew used to seeing this man, almost expected him. Jacques Dubrinsky saw a woman, he had lost his connection with his family, but he could see her, he could cause her pain. She was one of them...

from WingedWolf

This is the second book in the series, and this is definitely the point where readers will be split into two camps - those who understand that Carpathians are NOT supposed to be human beings, and those who are hazy on the concept, and will interpret this book to condone abuse in some way. Jacques...