Deep Midnight
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4.1 • 21 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
An opulent Carnivale ball in Venice takes a terrifying turn for book critic Jordan Riley. As festivity turns into frenzy, she is rescued by a powerful man disguised as a wolf. But was what she winessed really just the evening's entertainment---or something far more sinister?
From a deconsecrated church in Venice to a secret society in New Orleans, Jordan is led on a nightmare jorney to the razor's edge of reality. Her mysterious savior is always a shadow behind her. A man whose closeness will both torment and tantalize her as darkness falls--and an eternal hunger threatens to consume her.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
What are vampires? According to Drake's fun, fanciful read, they're just another group of emotionally challenged creatures in need of a good 12-step program. In the third volume of her vampire series, Drake (Seize the Dawn) introduces Ragnor Wulfson, a 1,000-year-old vampire, formerly a Viking, who is now an antiques dealer and a vampire enforcer. When Ragnor learns that his former lover Nari, the Contessa della Trieste and a naughty vampire, is throwing a masquerade ball during Venice's Carnevale festival, he travels to the city to find out what fiendish diversions she's planned. At the party, Nari and her minions feast upon the guests, but only Jordan Riley, a well-known book critic from the States, witnesses the carnage. Despite Nari's assurances that the macabre scene was part of the evening's dramatics, Jordan is convinced that what she saw was real, but the only person who believes her is Ragnor, a mysterious hulk of a man who believes she's in danger. While the two hunt down the ancient evil that appears to be stalking Jordan, they explore their mutual passion for each other. Drake's descriptions of Venice are lush, and her colorful cast of characters will engage. Those who can overlook the novel's far-fetched plot and sensational finish will be heartily entertained by this outrageous comic book romp.
Customer Reviews
Deep Midnight
The third installment of the Alliance Vampires is a good addition to the series. Learning about Ragnor’s beginnings was interesting and gives more insight on how these Vampires have come to be. I didn’t like Miss Riley very much, while I understand her curiosity and fear, she was just a bit to shallow for me. The editing of this third installment was not good, too many misspellings, wrong words for the sentences, wrong person’s name used in conversations. While that was annoying, it didn’t prevent me from understanding the story (although I had to read a few paragraphs moe than once). I still rate it 5 stars, since I doubt the editing errors were intentional or the authors fault.