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Summary: A Sizzler!
Review: This is the first book of Ms. Feehan's I have read. I just ordered the other two! Dark Gold is very well written. I enjoyed her spin on the vampire/romance genre. She has a great imagination. This story is oozing with romance. Warning--once you start reading it you will not want to put it down, so make sure you have lots of time to cozy up with this one.
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Summary: DARK PRINCE
Review: THIS BOOK WAS EXCELLENT! WHILE READING IT, I FELT THE EMOTIONS OF THE CHARACTERS. IT BROUGHT ME RIGHT INTO THE STORY. THE WAY CHRISTINE FEEHAN WRITES MAKES YOU BELIEVE THAT THERE COULD ACTUALLY BE A SPECIES OF CARPATHIANS/VAMPIRES OUT THERE. SHE MAKES HER CHARACTERS SEEM SO REAL. I EAGERLY AWAIT HER NEXT BOOK. I HOPE SHE CONTINUES WITH THE SAME STORYLINE. HER CARPATHIAN SERIES IS A MUST READ IF YOU LOVE (VAMPIRE) ROMANCES.
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Summary: Dark Gold
Review: I just love this book , this author is fantastic. I loved this one as well as Dark Prince and Dark Desire. It is my wish that Ms Feehan writes the next one about the healer of the Carpathians. A must, you will love her books as much as I do. all are well written.
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Summary: Another keeper!
Review: Christine Feehan, has done it again! She has created yet another unforgettable Carpathian male and spunky heroine. While having a different feel then her previous two books (Dark Prince and Dark Desire), Dark Gold still packs a powerful punch. How can you not feel for the heroine, who must struggle to understand and accept what she has become, and yet at the same time fight off her growing attraction and love for a being she fears. The hero in this story, Aidan, is different from the Carpathian males we've met, while just as arrogant, possessive and powerful as his brethren, he is able to put his needs and wants aside, and allow Alexandria the space and time she needs to grow. Definitely another keeper. Fans of paranormal romance, and romance fans in general will love this book.Also recommend Dark Prince and Dark Desire
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Summary: Three In a Row
Review: Boy, Ms. Feehan just keeps us hooked!!! In this third installment of the Carpathian series, Ms. Feehan introduces us to Aidan, one of a pair of twins who are also "ancients". Tremendously powerful, Aidan has chosen to live in San Francisco to hunt the vampires there. He also has a "family", humans who have come with him from Carpathia and lived with him for generations. Alexandria Houton is living on a shoestring--she's a computer design artist who's got no job, no money, and a six-year-old brother to care for. Just when it looks like her luck might be changing, she witnesses several murders by a deranged, bloodthirsty creature. To make matters worse, he seems to have taken a fancy to her, and carries her off to some cavern where he makes her drink his blood. Enter Aidan, who mistakes her at first for a vampiress and drains her blood. When he realizes his mistake, it is too late; he has already brought Alex over, and realizes she is his lifemate. All of a sudden, nothing in Alex's life is the same; she's living with strangers in a strange house, can't be out in the sun, and can't eat anything. For a person used to being in charge of her life, the loss of control is terrifying. Alex is attracted to Aidan, but desperately wants her old life back. Can there be a compromise? Dark Gold has a much lighter feel to it than its two darker, more primal predecessors. This book has got more of a comedic element, due in part to Aidan's reaction to Alex's persistence in continuing to date. If you haven't yet read Dark Prince and Dark Desire, you don't know what you're missing. For those who have been following the Carpathian series, you will be happy to know that more info is provided in this book about Gregori and his lifemate, and that his book is the next one to come out, in July.
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Summary: Excellent Book
Review: Dark Gold is another masterpiece in the Dark saga by this author. I highly recommend this book. It is full of excitement, suspense, romance between to strong lovable characters, and adventure. Although the story stands on its own, I would suggest reading Dark Prince and Dark Desire first to get the true flavor of this book. Many questions can be answered. But new questions have been raised about this interesting race of people, Carpathians. You will not be able to put it down. For Vampire and paranormal genre readers, this book is a must. To all readers, I suggest putting this author on your automatic "To Buy" list. She will not disappoint you.
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Summary: If you like vampire romance, get this book!
Review: If you have never tried Christine Feehan's books, you don't know what you are missing. They are a new twist on the vampire legends...about a race of beings called Carpathians, who must find their lifemates in order to keep from going over to the dark side! The series is great, warning, you won't be able to stop reading them - definitely an addiction for me! Dark Gold is the 3rd in the series, following Dark Prince and Dark Desire. Dark Gold is a book that can stand on its own if you haven't read the others in the series. A young woman named Alexandria is targeted by vampires, and she is trying to protect her young brother. Just when things are at their worst, a golden being, Aidan, appears and saves them. Or has he? Is he a god, a man, or a monster? Alex must decide, and her decision could condemn them to death, or give them life, and love for all eternity. This is a wonderful, sensuous book, that you will not be able to put down. Once you've read it, you will probably be as addicted as I am!
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Summary: 3rd Greatest Hit
Review: This book is great. The character Aidan, who has a twin brother named Julian, is an ancient. If you have not read either Dark Prince which is the story of Raven and Mikhail. You should! The series starts off sizzling and just keeps getting hotter from the first page to the last page. The next book is that of Jacque & Shea. It is also a great book, and it deals with the tortures that the Carpathians suffer or can suffer from ignorant human being that fear what they do not, and never hope to comprehend. I recommend this book wholeheartedly. Aidan is a golden god! He even turns into a beautiful golden eagle. He has also been the ONLY Carpathian to have a "family" that is not Carpathian. The book is great and I recommend it to one and all.
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Summary: Stirring and interesting!
Review: This is the third in a series of spectacular books about the Carpathians (who become vampires if they succumb to evil)--the first two being "Dark Prince" and "Dark Desire". Like "Dark Desire", this book can stand alone without you having to read the previous ones. In this book, Dark Gold, Alexandria who is human matches wits with one of the "golden twins" Aiden Savage. Aiden, unlike most of his species, has much more interaction with humans, trusting his secrets to his family (a family who has known his secrets down through the years, passing the tradition of protecting Aiden down through the generations). Aiden has his hands full with his lifemate, Alexandria, who is as independent as the wind and about as tamable. Like the other "Dark" books, the lifemates must learn the true art of compromise. I think this one was the 'lighter' of the four books in the series that have been released so far, if you can consider it "light". I found this to be just as much a keeper as the previous ones and have reread it numerous times. I would highly recommend this book to all romance and paranormal readers.
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Summary: Big Fan RBW, Md.
Review: I love Christine Feehan's books but this one is the worst of all them. I really just hated Alex and the fact that she blamed him for what a vampire did to her. He saves her life and she treats him like crap. She was soooo selfish when all they wanted to do is help her deal with the situation. But all in all I read the book because I really love this author.
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