Search - Dark Hunger (Carpathians, Bk 14)

A fun manga version of Feehan's short story. Note, if you are looking for this is novel format, the story was originally published in the anthology Hot Blooded.
That aside, this is a good story for those familiar with the Carpathian series, and not too too racy. However, if you don't know about the Carpathians, this does not offer a lot of background, and may be confusing.

This is awesome! They've put the paranormals I love to read so much into my other great love...MANGA! For those of you not familiar with manga, it's a graphic novel, much like a thick comic book. So if you don't care of comic books or graphic novels, this is not for you.

From back of book:

He is Riordan...Carpathian male. Immortal. Seer. Now trapped and caged, his honor is compromised by his captors. They're in his mind. They're in his blood. But not one of them can withstand his desire for revenge.

She is Juliette...A beautiful activist devoted to the liberation of animals from the foul and humid confines of a secret jungle lab. What she has stumbled upon is unexpected - a prisoner like no other she has ever seen. Or touched.

She will release him from his bonds. He will release her from her inhibitions. Each has a voracious appetite that must be sated.

I wish I had read the reviews regarding this book. It's like a comic book, not what I was expecting.

Got this book for my wife as she is a fan of the author and has the 13 prior books in series. Did not read reviews and know this was a illustrated book. The wife read one page and gave it back and said put it back on the list to trade. She hated the graphics and "comic book" feel.

A bit too syrupy, but has the essence of the series.

Wow. I loved the story of Riordan and Juliette. When turned into a graphic novel it's awesome. The graphic novel version of Christine Feehan's Dark Hunger made the story come alive even more. From the view of Riordan chained in he lab to the waterfall scenes to the hunt for Jasmine and her rescue, the story keeps you on the edge of your seat. Juliette and Riordan's happily ever-after is a great read.