Dream-Hunter Novels The Guardian, Book 4, (Paperback)

from mzserena

This was not one of my favorites of the series. I found it to drag quite a bit, but it was still a good story. I liked how they kept the secret of who Lydia was until close to the end. I also liked the way they kept Seth pretty consistent throughout the story. A lot of times, once the guy meets t...

from SunnySD

Borrow, don't buy. Sold into perpetual slavery by his foster family and brutally tortured by his demonic master, Seth has one chance at freedom - find the Key to Olympus, but his time's running out. Dream-Hunter Lydia's descent into hell after her father wasn't exactly a well-thought out decision...

from saturnnalia

I feel like I've read this story before, but better written. I liked Seth, no one deserved a happy ending more then he did. The bad guy, Noir, was too extreme, he felt like a caricature of a bad guy. Always beating on Seth and calling him "worm". Lydia was a downfall for me, for someone who has l...

from PNRList

A bit fluffier that the earlier books, but I liked it more than the more recent installment. And I always love a tortured hero. (3.5 stars)

from tivonut

The Dark Hunters have become so hit or miss that I almost don't want to read them. The last one was so disappointing that I almost took a pass on this one. Glad I didn't.Although this doesn't move the back story along much, it has a very nice romance. The story isn't bogged down in side plots and...