A Hunger Like No Other (The Immortals After Dark Series, Book 1)

This is a nice change from just werewolves or vampires. This covers all the other's. With that said, I think there should have been another book before this one telling about how it all began. Each has their own stories, but they are still one family.

A Hunger Like No Other was far from what I expected. I thought that it was going to be a vampire love story that I was going to be bored with before I reached page 5, but Kresley Cole proved me wrong, by page 5 I was hooked. Emmaline is an inspiring and suprisingly sweet and gentle character it's hard not to fall in love with who she is as soon as you learn about her. When she is run down by the all powerful brooding Lachlain, a Lykae, he introduces her vulnerable personality to his extreme rough need for her. Lachlain is quite the invigorating character himself, being locked away by the vampires repeatedly burning him to death for more then 150 years until he escapes to find Emmaline, his life mate, and when he finds her he realizes she is one of the very kind who had been torturing him for all of these years. The story is about their struggle together, as well as their own seperate struggles. I was more then pleased with this amazing romance. It is hot and always keeps the reader on their toes wanting more.

This was my first Kresley Cole book and I am now on book #3 within 3 days. I was totally captivated by the characters and the alpha male lead, Lachlain, left me breathless and begging for more..... Erotic, romantic and simply a great ride!!

This is a new series for me. It was a pleasurable read and I look forward to continuing the series.

Finally reading again, for my 29th book this year, I read: "A Hunger Like No Other" By: Kresley Cole. Technically I've read this one before. About 3 times before. It's one of my absolute favorite paranormal romances. I identify a lot with the main character and really really like the werewolf she's with. Meow. Anyway I'm counting this in with my 50 because even though it isn't a "new" book to me, I still read it this year.

I don't really know what to say about this book, giving a basic synopsis won't really explain why it's so great. It's just one of those books you have to read. And I know others before me have probably laid out the plot for you.

The book is just hot. The emotion is spot on. The whole thing is just fantastic and I'll probably read it another three times or more. I kind of want to read it again right now, but I can't exactly count it for book 29 and book 30, that would be weird.