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Centuries ago, this magnificent chalice sealed my fate as a vampire, and now I am its protector. Many have hunted me for it, but only Vivian has accomplished the task. Strong, lovely, haunted . . . I am more attracted to her than I should be, yet her loyalty lies with a man determined to bring about my destruction. But I am not so easily locked in a cage, and now the captive has become the captor. Though her stormy eyes tempt me, there is too much at stake—not merely my life, but the lives of my vampire Brotherhood. And I am not above using Vivian to achieve my goals, even if it means denying my own heart. The battle to end all battles is just beginning, and I must fight . . . if I could only let my desire… More >>
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I loved the 1st Book w/ Severian/Prudence. The 2nd & 3rd were good also. The remaining were not very good. I especially did not like this last book. The Hero was supposed to be this Primo Bada$$, he was not. And,the Heroinne was not believable. I did not understand when they fell in love. I understood the lust, but the love did not have a trail to follow. I’m glad it’s over. I have the 1st book in her next series, but once I discovered that it was in 1st person, I was angry. I have not even bothered to read it, and I probably won’t.
Rating: 2 / 5
In 1899 Europe, Temple the vampire knows he must kill his six foot plus jailer, but something prevents him from harming Vivian though she is aligned with his enemies the Order of the Silver Palm and their leader Rupert Villiers. Still he tastes her blood that he covets, which stuns him giving him hope. When he asks her what she is, she flees hurt that he reminded her she is a freak. She loved his bite and fears she will betray Rupert. Temple realizes she treats the evil Rupert like a loving father and realizes his evil foe set a trap for his four vampiric friends. When he escapes, Rupert sends Vivian to follow him explaining he will flee to Clare Island, Ireland. Her task is to make the vampire believe she is his so that Rupert can catch all five of them.
On Clare Island, Temple waits for Vivian as he knows she pursues him. They fight and she does extremely well until he finally pins her. They make love and he takes her blood though he does not trust Vivian. He also knows Rupert lost his fiancée to a vampire twenty years ago, but believes his enemy wants much more than vengeance. Vivian explains Rupert rescued her from a freak show that her father sold her to; she is torn between loyalty to Rupert and love for Temple.
The latest Brotherhood of the Blood historical romantic fantasy (see NIGHT OF THE HUNTRESS, TAKEN BY THE NIGHT and LET THE NIGHT BEGIN) is an exhilarating tale starring a fabulous unique heroine. The relationship between the lead couple is terrific as they are attracted to one another and fall in love, but distrust one another while the ending contains a terrific final twist. Although the villain is brilliant yet is unable to accept his ward has changed sides in spite of the evidence and the five vampires fail to implement an obvious strategy, saga fans will want to read Kathryn Smith’s exciting “Night” tale.
Harriet Klausner
Rating: 4 / 5
Wonderful writing and storylines . The lovers and o wonderful and the stories transfer me to the situations… love every page and am sad when they are done
Rating: 5 / 5
I loved the Brotherhood of Blood series so much. I was so sad to see it end, but it ended with a bang. Night After Night answered all the lingering questions from the other books and the epilogue was terrific. Temple and Vivian’s relationship was so powerful and passionate. It was one of the best endings to a series I have read. If you enjoy historic novels with a vampire twist, the Brotherhood of Blood series is for you.
Rating: 5 / 5
Well–what a way to conclude this wonderful fantasy. I loved the books,the characters, and their stories. I’m going to miss it. Great job Kathryn!
Rating: 5 / 5