Three of the author's most thrilling stories in one volume. In 'Fire and Ice', a beautiful virgin on the run crosses paths with a sexy ex-assassin. In 'Knightly Dreams', the dashing hero of a novel comes to life and makes fantasy a reality for one woman. And in 'Dragonswan', a woman must help a shape-shifting dragon trapped between two worlds.
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By Joanne K. Pilsworth
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This book can almost be seen as a taster for three of Ms Kenyon's worlds: The League, the Kinley MacGregor novels, and the Dark Hunter series.
In the first story, the main male character is the son of the lead character in Fire and Ice. It was a bit of shock to find he was now the father of a brood, but still, did not detract from the story.
The second story has the sort of knight in shining armour/medieval setting of the Kinley MacGregor novels. They are not my favourite, but this story was still OK.
The third story is based around the Were-Hunters from the Dark Hunter world. Sebastian is a Drakos and Arcadian. As a tale, it serves as an excellent introduction to the Were-Hunter world, but at the same time, it is biased towards one side of that story, namely the Arcadian as opposed to the Katagari. As some of my favourite books feature Katagari males, I would advise any reader to remember that there are two sides to any story.
Overall, an excellent intro to Ms Kenyon's other books, and one that does not require an in-depth knowledge of her stories to enjoy.
In the first story, the main male character is the son of the lead character in Fire and Ice. It was a bit of shock to find he was now the father of a brood, but still, did not detract from the story.
The second story has the sort of knight in shining armour/medieval setting of the Kinley MacGregor novels. They are not my favourite, but this story was still OK.
The third story is based around the Were-Hunters from the Dark Hunter world. Sebastian is a Drakos and Arcadian. As a tale, it serves as an excellent introduction to the Were-Hunter world, but at the same time, it is biased towards one side of that story, namely the Arcadian as opposed to the Katagari. As some of my favourite books feature Katagari males, I would advise any reader to remember that there are two sides to any story.
Overall, an excellent intro to Ms Kenyon's other books, and one that does not require an in-depth knowledge of her stories to enjoy.
By Marta Cox
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I am a huge fan of ms kenyons dark hunter series and love her league series too but for some reason kept thinking that I had read this one. So glad I realised my mistake and got it as it contains a short story based on each of those series plus an extra one featuring a knight in shining armour!
Not going to ruin the stories as too many spoilers ruin shorter books but will say the first tale is a fantastic way to catch up with Nykyrians story which started in Born of Night .
The second features a Knight in shining armour called Sparhawk and a modern woman let down by love . With a little magic and time travel they discover each other.
Third up is a lovely episode set in the Dark Hunter world and features Sebastian a very hot smoking dragon shifter who is trying to save his brother.
I felt for me that I enjoyed one and three more than I did Sparhawks story as they most definitely contained well thought out plots and the heat was definitely on! Loved this book and would recommend to any Ms Kenyon fan or maybe as a good introduction to her work.
Not going to ruin the stories as too many spoilers ruin shorter books but will say the first tale is a fantastic way to catch up with Nykyrians story which started in Born of Night .
The second features a Knight in shining armour called Sparhawk and a modern woman let down by love . With a little magic and time travel they discover each other.
Third up is a lovely episode set in the Dark Hunter world and features Sebastian a very hot smoking dragon shifter who is trying to save his brother.
I felt for me that I enjoyed one and three more than I did Sparhawks story as they most definitely contained well thought out plots and the heat was definitely on! Loved this book and would recommend to any Ms Kenyon fan or maybe as a good introduction to her work.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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As always I enjoyd Sherrilyn Kenyon's stories, but, probably because they were short, did not enjoy them as much as I would a full story. I ADORE the "Dark Hunter" series but have not yet started any of her other series.
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