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Book Reviews of Midnight Hunger

Midnight Hunger
Midnight Hunger
Author: Todd Gregory, Sean Wolfe, Chase Masters
ISBN-13: 9780758235367
ISBN-10: 0758235364
Publication Date: 9/1/2009
Pages: 352
Rating:
  • Currently 2.9/5 Stars.
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2.9 stars, based on 9 ratings
Publisher: Kensington
Book Type: Paperback
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scifiponygirl avatar reviewed Midnight Hunger on + 15 more book reviews
The first story by Chase Masters wasn't bad, although it did end with an unfinished feeling.

The others were interesting but I didn't really like them, more horror than romance.
denbroncofan4evr avatar reviewed Midnight Hunger on + 112 more book reviews
The only story I liked in this anthology was the first one "Blood on the Moon" It got me interested right from the start and held my interest. I would recommend, if you could, to buy this story by itself. Leave off the other two. The second story "Land of the Midnight Sun" I didn't even finish - it drug on and on and on. I don't like the blood lust in it - just a gory story. If you enjoy that type of read then this is for you. I didn't like the forced anal sex in it and didn't like the torture parts - which there were quite a few of. In "The Dark Heart", it was okay but I sure didn't like the way it ended. It's like another horror story of a heart that gets sent down through the ages. Strange to say the least. If I had money to spend on a book it would definitely not be on this book. I've already promised it in a swap and I'm sorry to admit that because I don't like to send a book like this to a friend. But you know, different strokes for different folks, I'm sure some will like it.
kss avatar reviewed Midnight Hunger on + 40 more book reviews
I liked the story by Chase Masters the best but it ended very abruptly. It would be nice if he finishes it.
The Sean Wolfe story was very strange. Deffinatly one for fans of horror movies and romances.