| Title | : | Her Dark Desires |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
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| Publication | : | First published January 1, 2009 |
Dremon, a five hundred year old tall, dark, and brooding vampire has been alone far too long. From the moment he laid eyes upon Anais, he read her like an open book. Swearing an oath to claim the sensual goddess, Dremon suddenly realizes she is what he has searched for his entire existence. Her exquisite looks, strong will, and fiery passion intrigues and seduces him all in one breath.
Two different beings from two entirely different worlds quickly discover they have an insatiable thirst of forbidden carnal desires. Together, they delve into the depths of the darkest parts of their souls, discovering they can never truly sate the untamed fire down below.
Her Dark Desires Reviews
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1.5 STARS
Based on the synopsis, I was really looking forward to this book, but unfortunately, it wasn't what I expected at all. There was no pleasant surprise. This book was an utter nightmare from the beginning to end.
Anais is already in a relationship with another man when the book starts. She's pretty much sneaking out of his bed after another round of lack luster sex, when she's kidnapped by Dremon, a vampire/demon. They proceed to his home in Scotland where he turns her sexual fantasies into reality.
The sex scenes weren't really my cup of tea, but that wasn't the real issue I had with the story. Anais decides to leave Dremon because she has a life (totally understandable) and family that she loves. This is the same family that she proceeds to curse out maybe about five pages later. I just didn't feel the love. We all have issues with our families, but I couldn't understand why she would want to stay around them when she obviously disliked them so much.
Add insult to injury, her ex-lover is bitten by a werewolf and just so happens to show up at her apartment the night that Dremon decides to come back to her. A fight ensues...you get the drift.
It felt like I was reading every vampire cliche rolled into a story with borderline abusive sex scenes and a heroine that I couldn't understand and didn't really like. I'll give Ms. Knight's other work a chance, but I will definitely not be reading this book again or recommending it to anyone. -
very sexual
