Marian G. (ryerson) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 2 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 4
There's a reason hardcore SK fans are giving this book only 3 stars.... but like me, you will probably read it & hope the reviewers are wrong. SK CAN write well : Acheron and all the preceeding DH books prove that. But after reading her last 2 books I gotta wonder what's happening. I don't mind the storyline change (it needed a good shaking up) I do mind the poor quality of writing.
This book was ok. Not great, not wonderful just ok. I was looking forward to a new begining in the DH series after Acheron's story and after reading One Silent Night, which I loved, because it was a great Arc book and claimed to be nothing else. I gave that book GREAT reviews.
This book well, it felt like it was rushed. The 'love' story was barely there and happened waaaay to quickly it was almost comical and lacked substance or reason and sort of seemed as if it was an after thought. Not much depth in this book. Quite frankly, it should have been longer, more developed and should not have ended so abruptly. I hate books that have cliff hangers. Books should be written as stand-alones. This book almost feels like it was written for an evening TV series. (with cliff hangers)
On the slight upside: lots and lots of new characters. Jaden, Jared, Nike, Noir, a crazy insane bunch of rad new DH and other cool things happen to the Skoti and Oneroi to shake up the status quo. Several other characters from past books make very breif appearances: Leta& Adian, Zarek, M'Adoc, Stryker & his lovley wife. And of course Acheron & Nick.
Still, as fair warning: This book will leave you wanting. Wanting more depth, more descriptions, more romance, more detail, more story. less names, less new characters and less rediculous happenings. The whole 'heart' thing was just stupid. When you read it you will understand.
I feel like my money was wasted. More so, I feel I was cheated out of my money and tricked into buying a SK book- thinking I was getting quality instead I got an empty shell.
I really hope SK gets back to writing decent books: good storylines and more depth & feeling to her characters. I want real stories not Manga, not cheap throwaway romance books. This one isn't going to be re-read by me. Its going straight to my PBS bookshelf.
This book was ok. Not great, not wonderful just ok. I was looking forward to a new begining in the DH series after Acheron's story and after reading One Silent Night, which I loved, because it was a great Arc book and claimed to be nothing else. I gave that book GREAT reviews.
This book well, it felt like it was rushed. The 'love' story was barely there and happened waaaay to quickly it was almost comical and lacked substance or reason and sort of seemed as if it was an after thought. Not much depth in this book. Quite frankly, it should have been longer, more developed and should not have ended so abruptly. I hate books that have cliff hangers. Books should be written as stand-alones. This book almost feels like it was written for an evening TV series. (with cliff hangers)
On the slight upside: lots and lots of new characters. Jaden, Jared, Nike, Noir, a crazy insane bunch of rad new DH and other cool things happen to the Skoti and Oneroi to shake up the status quo. Several other characters from past books make very breif appearances: Leta& Adian, Zarek, M'Adoc, Stryker & his lovley wife. And of course Acheron & Nick.
Still, as fair warning: This book will leave you wanting. Wanting more depth, more descriptions, more romance, more detail, more story. less names, less new characters and less rediculous happenings. The whole 'heart' thing was just stupid. When you read it you will understand.
I feel like my money was wasted. More so, I feel I was cheated out of my money and tricked into buying a SK book- thinking I was getting quality instead I got an empty shell.
I really hope SK gets back to writing decent books: good storylines and more depth & feeling to her characters. I want real stories not Manga, not cheap throwaway romance books. This one isn't going to be re-read by me. Its going straight to my PBS bookshelf.
Joelle K. (JoelleKo20) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 21 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
Well I promised myself I wouldn't buy another crappy book from Sherrylyn Kenyon, but I guess absence has made the heart go stupid because I forgot about that promise and bought another one.
Cratus, the son of Warcraft and Hate (not the same as War in the last novel) has been damned to live the rest of his life in pain and discomfort for betraying an order from Zeus. As Zeus banishes Cratus he is betrayed by all of the Gods that once feared and respected him. Once favored by Zeus for his blind loyalty he is doomed to live a lonely existence, suffering for the rest of his immortal life and wanting revenge against all those that have wronged him. He decides to ally with the enemy of the Greek Pantheon, Noir and his sister Azura, hoping that he'll get to kill Zeus in the process.
Delphine is an Oneroi Dream-Hunter who is asked by Zeus to find Cratus and convince him to help fight Noir and Azura because he is one of the few gods left that can derive power from the Source (I would tell you what the Source is, but I still have no idea). Told to seduce Cratus by his sister Nike Delphine is kidnapped by the Greek's enemy and given to Cratus as a slave. As he falls for her he realizes that the betrayals of his past need not haunt him anymore. There's also some plot involving Noir and Azura, but there are so many characters involved that it would take me days to describe it.
While technically not a Dark-Hunter novel (this one's a Dream Hunter) it still includes a lot of the same characters and if you want to know what is happening in the world of the Dark-Hunters this one does advance the plot in them both. This really is the only use I could find in this book. I read it in one sitting, but more due to the fact that I just wanted to finish it. Cratus was bitter and angered but he got over that in hours because he fell in love with Delphine-it just seemed like too smooth of a transition to me. Plus the amount of characters she includes in this novel I can't count on twenty fingers and each one is more powerful than the other but can't use their powers or it will unbalance something else. Can anyone use their powers anymore? Who are all of these characters? What the heck is "The Souce," is it like "The Force?" I'm completely lost in this series now and I've read all of the previous books. I'm going to need a map to navigate my way through the next one. And sucker that I am I'll probably forget how terrible this one was and buy it right away too.
Cratus, the son of Warcraft and Hate (not the same as War in the last novel) has been damned to live the rest of his life in pain and discomfort for betraying an order from Zeus. As Zeus banishes Cratus he is betrayed by all of the Gods that once feared and respected him. Once favored by Zeus for his blind loyalty he is doomed to live a lonely existence, suffering for the rest of his immortal life and wanting revenge against all those that have wronged him. He decides to ally with the enemy of the Greek Pantheon, Noir and his sister Azura, hoping that he'll get to kill Zeus in the process.
Delphine is an Oneroi Dream-Hunter who is asked by Zeus to find Cratus and convince him to help fight Noir and Azura because he is one of the few gods left that can derive power from the Source (I would tell you what the Source is, but I still have no idea). Told to seduce Cratus by his sister Nike Delphine is kidnapped by the Greek's enemy and given to Cratus as a slave. As he falls for her he realizes that the betrayals of his past need not haunt him anymore. There's also some plot involving Noir and Azura, but there are so many characters involved that it would take me days to describe it.
While technically not a Dark-Hunter novel (this one's a Dream Hunter) it still includes a lot of the same characters and if you want to know what is happening in the world of the Dark-Hunters this one does advance the plot in them both. This really is the only use I could find in this book. I read it in one sitting, but more due to the fact that I just wanted to finish it. Cratus was bitter and angered but he got over that in hours because he fell in love with Delphine-it just seemed like too smooth of a transition to me. Plus the amount of characters she includes in this novel I can't count on twenty fingers and each one is more powerful than the other but can't use their powers or it will unbalance something else. Can anyone use their powers anymore? Who are all of these characters? What the heck is "The Souce," is it like "The Force?" I'm completely lost in this series now and I've read all of the previous books. I'm going to need a map to navigate my way through the next one. And sucker that I am I'll probably forget how terrible this one was and buy it right away too.
Barbara S. (barbsis) -
Helpful Score: 2
Cratus was horribly tortured for 6000 years by Zeus, his father. It's no wonder he was a mess emotionally. Delphine definitely was his salvation. The love between them was amazing and sweet as hell. She was a virgin and he was untouched for 6000 years so almost virgin again. Some of the characters from the Dark-Hunter novels showed up in this Dream-Hunter book. It was nice to revisit them and prepare for the next Dark-Hunter novel.
Sherrilyn Kenyon's books just get better and better. Her grasp of Greek mythology is incredible. With so many characters, it's difficult at times to remember who is who.
Sherrilyn Kenyon's books just get better and better. Her grasp of Greek mythology is incredible. With so many characters, it's difficult at times to remember who is who.
Nancie B. (thebookho) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 4 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
aaaahhhh! SK is back on track. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I couldn't put it down and finished it within one read.
Kelly D. (kmd82sis) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 28 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
This is one of the books in the series that i did truly enjoy. It has the adventure/action, romance, and a bit of humor.
Juliette M. (JulieM27) -
Helpful Score: 1
WOW LOVED! Just recieved the book today from another fellow paperbackswap.com member and read it all the way till i finished. Can never put the books down, its HARD! Hhaha i love the book. Something about the taming the bad boy story line that i just can't resist.
Katherine S. (kathyk519) -
Helpful Score: 1
I love the Dark Hunter books - but I am not usually a fan of the Dream Hunter books by SK as they fall flat and are just okay.
This book however was great! I read it in one sitting. I loved it!
If you love tortured heroes - you are going to love Jericho - and the heroine, Delphine was strong - but not full of herself. She was great balance for the hero. The action in this book was non-stop - the evolving plot that will no doubt be carried into future books grabbed your attention. You were introduced to some new heroes and villains, as well as having some of the old ones around too. There were some twists and turns that enhance the storyline.
I wish there were more books out - this definitely wet my appetite! I recommend this one!
This book however was great! I read it in one sitting. I loved it!
If you love tortured heroes - you are going to love Jericho - and the heroine, Delphine was strong - but not full of herself. She was great balance for the hero. The action in this book was non-stop - the evolving plot that will no doubt be carried into future books grabbed your attention. You were introduced to some new heroes and villains, as well as having some of the old ones around too. There were some twists and turns that enhance the storyline.
I wish there were more books out - this definitely wet my appetite! I recommend this one!
Terri T. (eskmom) -
Helpful Score: 1
I read this out of order, b/c I cannot find a PB copy of Archeron yet BUT OMG! This book was amazing! I couldn't put it down and it hints to bigger and better things to come! I can't wait to read Ash's story but...paying the HC book price is painful.
The story, as all Dream Hunter books, is of love conquering all but this one has so many characters from previous books and books to come that it was totally riveting! The last chapter totally surprised me but when I finally put the pieces together, it made for a wonderful, happy ending (typical Kenyon). (I know it is vague b/c if you are new to the Dark Hunter/Dream Hunter series, please go find the first book and start from the beginning. For those who are already fans, I really can't spoil it, can i???)
I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
The story, as all Dream Hunter books, is of love conquering all but this one has so many characters from previous books and books to come that it was totally riveting! The last chapter totally surprised me but when I finally put the pieces together, it made for a wonderful, happy ending (typical Kenyon). (I know it is vague b/c if you are new to the Dark Hunter/Dream Hunter series, please go find the first book and start from the beginning. For those who are already fans, I really can't spoil it, can i???)
I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Sheina H. (gkmother) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 12 more book reviews
Sherrilyn is my favorite author...nuff said.
Awesome book!!!
Linda W. (lstarwood) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 9 more book reviews
love the dream warrior
ayronsmom -
While, the other 3 for this series were good and tied in nicely to the Dark-Hunter series, this one could have been left out. I felt it was a book that wasn't written very well with a good ending in mind. Now, mind you I haven't read the next book in the Dark-Hunter series that comes after this and it may very well tie into that book. As it stands Sherrilyn has left us with no conclusion. Not one of the better books.
Kendra H. (kendra-hubbard) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 49 more book reviews
Another great addition to Kenyon's series. If you like her other works in the DH series, this one is a sure bet for you!
Really Good :)
Kimberly Y. reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 9 more book reviews
Good read
2ReadMore -
Very fast read, with fast paced action. One of the best Dream-Hunter books I have read. I read it in one sitting.
Not to bad, they are getting a bit better, and they are starting to bleed together now, so that is always a good thing, instead of having a single individual book and they just seem alike. The next is the last out, hopefully its ok.
If you are into paranormal you have got to do yourself a favor and read Dream Warrior. Sherrilyn Kenyon has become my favorite author.
Very good book
Martha R. (drgldy76) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 125 more book reviews
I love the humor and the fiery love equation.
Mollie G. (amethystlover) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 330 more book reviews
I really enjoyed this book and look forward to the next one.
Effie (Bkcrazee) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 388 more book reviews
While I'm a huge fan of Sherrilyn Kenyon this book was only fair.
Lenna W. (bratz54) -
This book is connected to Upon a Midnight Clean, this is the story of Leta's long through dead daughter. Cratus now is changed to Jericho. Cratus was sent by Zeus to kill all the female half blooded Oneiroi, but as soon as he saw the little baby he saved her by hiding her with peasants to raise and also to hid her. After defying Zeus Cratus was punished and sent to live out on earth with nothing. This is when Cratus died and Jericho was born. Now there is a war with a Noir and hes trying to take over the Greeks by using their own gods against them and getting Jericho to hep in over throw Olympus is even better but little did Noir think that Jericho that was dealing with people like Noir will willingly step to his side with out doubt. The Noir captures Delphine and throws her to Jericho as a "gift" but there is a secret Jericho nor Delphine know yet. But Jericho knows that around her his curse is not acting and his feelings and other desires are at the forefront of everything that is coming at him. Jericho finds him self in a way harden his heart but also softening it with Delphine is concern. He is also on a quest to finally confront his long time tormentor Zeus in more ways then one. Through Jericho's actions, Delphine locked emotions have unlocked by the one man she helped save his life in more ways then she ever through possible. This book is connected to Upon a Midnight Clean, this is the story of Leta's long through dead daughter.
Mona R. (raemonie) -
Love all of her books. Even after 6000 years of torture he still has love in his heart. Beautifully written. Sexy as hell.
Roxanne E. (roxy74) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 5 more book reviews
good series
Diana C. (princessdiana34691) reviewed Dream Warrior (Dream-Hunter, Bk 4) (Dark-Hunter, Bk 18) on + 361 more book reviews
excellent series....
