Anna M. (redreader1) - , reviewed on
A Hunger Like No Other really sucked me in. The plot and characters weren't incredibly compelling, but still I could not put the book down.
Sometimes a story can just grab you and this one did. I found Em and Lachlain's world and relationship fascinating.
He was terrible to her in the beginning, but you have to consider his state of mind and the how the vampires treated him. He's deeply sorry later in the book and if Em can forgive him, so can I.
While it was a little cruder than many other romance novels I've read and the word shaft was used way too many times, I found the book very enjoyable and look forward to reading the rest in the series.
Sometimes a story can just grab you and this one did. I found Em and Lachlain's world and relationship fascinating.
He was terrible to her in the beginning, but you have to consider his state of mind and the how the vampires treated him. He's deeply sorry later in the book and if Em can forgive him, so can I.
While it was a little cruder than many other romance novels I've read and the word shaft was used way too many times, I found the book very enjoyable and look forward to reading the rest in the series.
