Dark Desire (The Carpathians (Dark) Series, Book 2)

I thought that it was a very good read. I liked the fact that it was very dark and disturbing, as one would expect from a vampire theme. Readers should be prepared for the amount of blood in this book. Rivers of it, literally. Every single character involved in this book were either drinking blood, feeding others with their blood or simply bleeding from their always near fatal wounds. Come to think of it, on every page from beginning until the very end someone was always feeding or bleeding. Perhaps this book is not for everyone, but I thought that is was very different from the other books in the same category, and so I liked it a lot.

It is a good book. It follows the series well, the plot stays with the ones that come before it.
The sex scenes are too drawn out, the story line is good though. I have become accustom to skipping the 3-4 page long sex and then starting to read again.
I'll continure to buy the dark series, just because I like the stories.

This is another exciting tale in the Carpathian saga. The characters were wonderful and the plot was exciting. I expected no less than excellence from this author and she has lived up to those expectations with this book.The love scenes were steamy and well written and the scenes outside the bedroom were enchanting and kept me engaged.5 huge stars for this book. I wish I could give it more!

I found this book to be very good. Jacques is a brilliant character who has suffered so much, but when Shea comes for him and saves him, I just found that to be a brilliant plot. The ending is so happy for them! I wish I could write more about it, but I don't want to spoil it for you!

I've read all of the books for this series to date, and I must say that this is one of the better story lines. I'm a sucker for a truly tormented hero, and Jacques fits that role pretty well. His character transformation from what it was in Dark Prince makes him such an interesting character. It was almost shocking to see what had become of the once light-hearted Carpathian after his torture. Don't miss this book! I would recommend reading Dark Prince first though in order to get some background on Jacques so that one can really grasp the changes that takes place in him.