Dance with the Devil (Dark-Hunter, #3) in Settings

Feb 24, 2017 Lisa Kay rated it really liked it

Shelves: genre-romance-suspense, m-pb-paperback, series-d, authors-k, m-library-sj-audio-oda, genre-romance-paranormal, own-to-read, authors-s, challenge-2017-rlftci

This is how Italians envision Zarek of Moesia. Yum. And let me tell you, his love words to Astrid, “la mia stella” (my star)... ahhh... they sound much sexier in Italian.

★★★½✩ Okay. This was a good read. By that I mean well written and a well developed world setting. It is just that it is pretty depressing reading about all the abuse Zarek suffered through-out his lifetime. Especially as a child. He was feared and rejected – for the most part unfairly – over and over. And for centurie ...more

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Feb 08, 2010 Diane ~Firefly~ rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: romance, pb-also, paranormal, kindle, vampires, demon-demon-hunter

Ah Zarek. You want to be accepted but are too afraid of being hurt so you strike back first. Zarek had the worst childhood I've ever read about and somehow still has a core of good in him. Astrid has been assigned to judge him and has never found a man innocent. But she does her job well and learns what makes him tick.

The secondary characters are great as well. Sasha, the protector. Jesse - I hope he has a book of his own. Otto and the squires. Even the villain was interesting. But best of all, ...more

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