Book Reviews of Retribution (Dark-Hunter Novels)

I enjoyed "Retribution". Unlike some of the others of the series, it was not filled with sex scenes every 6 pages.

Kenyon has based this series on Greek mythology and now brings in Native American legends and beliefs. The Daimons are based on a Tsalagi (native american tribe) "boogeyman".

Remember Sunshine Runningwolf in the 2nd Dark Hunter book? She was a complete pleasure to read about.

I am looking forward to the next books if she will be expanding further into Native American legends and beliefs to go along with the Greek Mythology.

This book was a really good read, it was as if it was setting you up for the next one in line. I can't wait!

For me this book was disappointing. It was 'off the beaten path' as her usual DH books, but I was unaware when I started the book and ended up confused more often than not. I had a hard time keeping track of the Guardians; I was at odds with the scene changes,for example at one point I thought they were in a cave and suddenly they were in a big round room; for those of you that care, only one sex scene; the banter between characters was lame, along with most of the jokes; a couple of times when the main character was remembering a past life, there didn't seem to be any transition and for a few minutes I thought she actually was in her past life; and how did this little woman manage to kill those she killed? (trying not to give anything away) Reading this book I said, "Wait, what?" way too many times.
The xtra story at the end was pretty cool, but I have no idea why it was there.

Not the best in the series as I was able to put it down, which I usually can't with her books. It was okay, a little scattered, with not the usual flow. But still a good read.