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Hot Blooded | 
 enlarge | Authors: Christine Feehan, Maggie Shayne, Emma Holly
Publisher: Jove
Category: Book
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 41086
Media: Paperback
Edition: Original
Pages: 400
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4
Dimensions (in): 6.3 x 4.2 x 1.1
ISBN: 0515136964
EAN: 9780515136968
ASIN: 0515136964
Publication Date: September 1, 2004
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Great, but confused me a little. May 5, 2008
Mrs. C. J. Gloster
the first 3 books were great. they really kept you hooked and i was very disappointed when i came to the end of each one. seductions gift was very confusing and a bit over the top. however i felt that all of theses books have just had little bits taken out of the authors full version and thrown together in this one. i think each book has more explaining to do even though they were all a great read.
what i really want to know is if these books are the full version or not?
i have looked into Christine Feehan' books and i am now planning to start the carpathian series. i would deffiantely recommend her.
 None of the novellas were long enough...... June 28, 2007
Mrs. Rita Roberts (London, UK)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
.......to provide much of a storyline. I got the book mainly for Dark Hunger, which itself was the shortest story, and a real disappointment as there was no character developement. Riordan, a Carpathian male, sees the heroine as he rescues her, and immediately bites her, realising she is his mate. No discussion, no attraction, no time for them to get to know each other, or even say a word to each other, and no time for her to object. A waste of a book in what is otherwise a great series by Christine Feehan. Did not bother with the Maggie Shayne story, as the Emma Holly one was lame - 1st meeting, sex on a table, bitten by a vampire/Upyr, then happy-ever-after. Angela Knight's one could have been good if it had been a longer, standalone novel. Don't waste money buiying this, as you local library probably has it in stock.
 3 out of 4 is fantastic!!!! October 13, 2006
Dina M. Martin (Nottingham, England)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
I bought this book because one of my favorite authors was in it Christine Feehan I was pleasantly surprised to read the other stories and I am happy to say that I have 2 more authors that I will start buying their books. Angela Knight (Seduction's Gift) and Maggie Shayne (Awaiting Moonrise) were excellent. Emma Holly was my least favourite but in saying that I did enjoy reading it - I just thought she didn't have that extra WOW factor that the other 3 had. Christine Feehan's Dark Hunger was as always HOT AND STEAMY - LOVED IT.
Wicked, Wild, Wonderful November 8, 2005
Diane E. Griffith (Romulus, MI USA)
11 out of 12 found this review helpful
The terms I would use to discribe this book. Clearly all the authors show great talent but Christine Feehans rises above the rest. Her ongoing Carpathian saga is compelling, each book or story give you a deeper glimpse into the dark magical world of the Carpathians. I bought this book for Ms Feehans story and while I enjoyed the others I felt that the last story dealing with King Arthur being a vampire, while hot was a little too over the top for me. I might try something else by this author but overall I would not recommend this book on her story alone. The others are worth reading and to try stories by different authors is a wonderful way to expand your horizons.
2 out of 4 ain't bad September 6, 2004
Mojca Zizmond (Slovenia)
39 out of 50 found this review helpful
Christine Feehan's 'Dark Hunger' is the usual Dark Series book. Hot and sexy - and a great introduction to the stories of the five De La Cruz brothers.
Maggie Shayne disappointed me - her story didn't have the right vibe.
Emma Holly's storytelling and plot improved from the novella in Fantasy. At least it made me laugh.
'Seduction's Gift' by Angela Knight made me lift my eyebrows and say "Huh?!" at first - but then - WOW! And let me repeat that: WOW! Really hot blooded, indeed! Can't wait to read more from her!
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