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Bezig met laden... Night's Touch (origineel 2007; editie 2007)door Amanda Ashley
Informatie over het werkNight's Touch door Madeline Baker (2007)
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ONE KISS CAN SEAL YOUR FATE. . . Cara DeLongpre wandered into the mysterious Nocturne club looking for a fleeting diversion from her sheltered life. Instead she found a dark, seductive stranger whose touch entices her beyond the safety she's always known and into a heady carnal bliss. . . A year ago, Vincent Cordova believed that vampires existed only in bad movies and bogeyman stories. That was before a chance encounter left him with unimaginable powers, a hellish thirst, and an aching loneliness he's sure will never end. . .until the night he meets Cara DeLongpre. Cara's beauty and bewitching innocence call to his mind, his heart. . .his blood. For Vincent senses the Dark Gift shared by Cara's parents, and the lurking threat from an ancient and powerful foe. And he knows that the only thing more dangerous than the enemy waiting to seek its vengeance is the secret carried by those Cara trusts the most. . . Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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 Google Books — Bezig met laden...GenresDewey Decimale Classificatie (DDC)813.54Literature English (North America) American fiction 20th Century 1945-1999LC-classificatieWaarderingGemiddelde: (3.81)
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This sequel really plods. People get up, sit down, get up, eat, sit down, talk, walk, sit down, talk, etc. etc. When the story gets too tedious the author throws in an exclamation mark or two, which only emphasises the monotony.
The action in the story is totally predictable, even the 'twists' being telegraphed pages beforehand.
For all that, this book is eminently readable, thanks to Ms Ashley's skill as an author -- a print version of an episode from a TV series, one that you enjoy watching to the end but forget within minutes.
I think I'll draw the line with this book in the series and move on to other authors, other books. (