Search - A Darker Dream

I enjoyed this book. This is from the back cover. In all his four hundred years, Rayven had never met a woman like Rhianna McLeod. She was a vision of light, of warmth, of everything he was not-nor could ever be. Doomed to live forever in darkness and solitude, he know all too well the risk in getting close to her, yet he hungered for her with a fierce passion he swore he'd never allow himself to feel.
Rhianna's father had sold her to Rayven to put food on the table-so she had no choice but to go with the dark stranger. To her surprise, he gave her everything she wanted-the finest clothes, education,and the run of the castle-everything, that is, except his touch. For although she sensed danger beneath his soft-spoken manner, although even Rayven himself warned her away, she was drawn to this creature of the night, and loved him as she would no other.

Amanda Ashley and "A Darker Dream" introduced me to the world of vampire love stories...and I have been hooked ever since! -V.Garber

quick easy read with very likable characters. I especially liked Rayven. Worth the read.

OMG! I couldn't stop crying near the end of this book. My daughter poked her head into my room to see what was wrong with me. Even though I felt the tortured soul bit went on too long, it obviously didn't matter if it moved me that much. Any author who can move you that much is a master.

This was a bit slow and felt alot like Beauty and the Beast, but in vampire form. Not bad, just a tad dry.

OK, but not as good as her other vampire books. I found the hero rather whiny, and I guess I just couldn't get past her being 15 at the beginning of the book.