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Book Reviews of Dark Harvest (Kismet Knight, Vampire Psychologist, Bk 2)

Dark Harvest  (Kismet Knight, Vampire Psychologist, Bk 2)
Dark Harvest - Kismet Knight, Vampire Psychologist, Bk 2
Author: Lynda Hilburn
ISBN-13: 9781933836614
ISBN-10: 193383661X
Publication Date: 10/1/2008
Pages: 400
Rating:
  • Currently 3.2/5 Stars.
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3.2 stars, based on 30 ratings
Publisher: Medallion Press
Book Type: Paperback
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3 Book Reviews submitted by our Members...sorted by voted most helpful

denisemarie avatar reviewed Dark Harvest (Kismet Knight, Vampire Psychologist, Bk 2) on + 16 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Okay, if you follow my reviews (and why wouldn't you? Ha Ha!) you already know I was less than thrilled with the first book in this series titled "The Vampire Shrink." I enjoyed this one even less, in fact, I traded it without finishing it. My apologies to the person who requested it, but maybe you will like it:) This book broke all the rules and that frustrated me. It was like the author was trying to make her round story fit in a square peg. The only redeeming quality is the humor between Kismet and Deveraux, which was really funny and well written at times. I did truly HATE Hallow, but not for the reasons I was supposed to. And the ex finance character Tom is an utter waste of ink and paper, he contributes absolutely nothing. Overall, sadly, another disappointment:(
solarawynn avatar reviewed Dark Harvest (Kismet Knight, Vampire Psychologist, Bk 2) on + 724 more book reviews
I really enjoyed reading Dark Harvest. Kept me interested throughout.
frazerc avatar reviewed Dark Harvest (Kismet Knight, Vampire Psychologist, Bk 2) on + 672 more book reviews
In this sequel to The Vampire Shrink a Very Bad Vampire comes to town complete with an Evil Plot that involves Kismet. A good read but not quite as absorbing as the first book although I still found it well written with an action packed plot and fascinating characters. Maybe it's just that I wanted Kismet and Devereux to have progressed more in the five months since the last book. She seems to wrap her 'divorced from the situation/non-judgmental shrink' mantle around herself too often. And maybe it's just me but I definitely wanted more resolution in the ending.