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8:53 PM

So I just read the book Dream Chaser, which I guess is part of the Dark-Hunter series. Wow. Just wow. I mean, it wasn't perfect and there were some parts I actually had to eyeroll at, but it was really interesting. Very interesting world with interesting characters. I read it in a few hours which means that I blew right through it which means it caught and kept my interest.

Now, I may have to go and read more of these things.

And Jaden...I want to know more about Jaden. Who is HIS master?

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missbucklebury wrote:

Aug. 25th, 2008 08:41 am (UTC)

I love the Dark-Hunter and Dream-Hunter books. Heavy-weight literature they ain't but for pure escapism they have me hooked :)

I first read Night Pleasure (book 2 I think) about a year ago and since then I've obsessively chased down all the others up to the most recent book Acheron, which I ploughed through last week.

If you're a fan of Jaden, who definitely has me intrigued, then you might want to keep an eye out for the forthcoming books, as he will be the predominant character in the next section of the series.

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isolde13 wrote:

Aug. 26th, 2008 04:00 am (UTC)

Exactly. Escapism. I am definitely going to read the rest of them.

Yay! More Jaden! Thanks for the tip.

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chrismouse wrote:

Aug. 27th, 2008 02:02 am (UTC)

Aaaaaahhh!! Somebody on my flist who has read those books! I LOOOOOOOOVE those books. And also I want to know mroe about Jaden.

This was the first Dream-Hunter book I read; I couldn't really get into them the way I could the Dark-Hunters or Were-Hunter ones. But I love this author like whoa. She has another couple of series, including about the Arthurian Knights, and one set in the time of Henry II. All kinds of strong, wounded men abound in her books.

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isolde13 wrote:

Aug. 28th, 2008 05:13 am (UTC)

And you know how I love strong, wounded men. lol.

I picked up another one today. It's embarrassing though - they've got her books in the romance section. The romance section! I NEVER shop in the romance section. But I enjoyed that first book so much I had to give at least one other one a try. Now I'm in the Dark-Hunter world.

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x_dark_siren_x wrote:

Sep. 25th, 2008 12:20 am (UTC)

Dude, I am like, five books behind on that. I really need to catch up on my reading.

But it still makes me smile when someone discovers it all for the first time, because it is definitely one of my favourite series out there, and she is one of my favourite writers, and it's just unique and I fall in love with it every time...I may be fangirling now. Sorry *^_^*

But I'm happy for you. Enjoy.

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