Search - Dark Dreamers

If you have enjoyed any of Feehan's Dark novels, you will also like this novella. Note, as mentioned by another reviewer, Dark Dream has already been published in another anthology: After Twilight(?) (this review form is covering my screen and I'm not sure I am remembering the anthology name correctly.)

Liu became one of my favorite authors the first time I read one of her books. She is a relatively new author, all of whose books so far involve characters who work for Dirk & Steele, an undercover paranormal organization. Primary characters in one book have turned up in supporting roles in subsequent books. Most of the paranormals are shape changers, though with this novella, Liu introduces a new type: gargoyles.

Dark Dream from Feehan was also in After Twilight so that was a bit of a ripoff but Lui's story was very different and quite good about trapped Gargoyle.

Christine DOES NOT WRITE A BAD BOOK! I absolutely love how she continues to include previous characters in each of the Dark Series. Its gotta be one of my favorite things reading a good awesome -can't-put-it-down kind of book and then reading the next book in the series or even 5 books later in the series than someone else's love story and they are included in the plot kind of like getting to check on them every so often!

I liked this book as both authors are among my favorites. However, this is a first time read for the Dirk & Steele by Liu. I will definitely be reading the others in that series. Got to say, this book will not disappoint readers who like these authors.

I enjoyed the characters, and plot of the story. I would recommend this book to anyone.

I swapped for this book because I was interested in the gargoyle story by Majorie Liu. Unfortunately, she got too gory for my taste. Who wants to read about some strange witch who keeps carving up a gargoyle for steaks? Yuck! The romantic part of the story was good, and the usual Feeham (predictable) story was OK. I'm putting this book back up to swap because for me, this book is not worth a second read.