Books by Christine Feehan
B-
Christine Feehan must face an interesting set of challenges when she sits down to write a book. On the one hand, as the author of the extremely popular Carpathian series, she is surely under a great deal of pressure to continue writing the same best-selling formula. On the other hand, she undoubte ...
I was won over several years ago by the strange and fascinating world of Christine Feehan's Carpathian race. Dark Symphony intersects the Carpathians with the Scarletti family, introduced in the melodramatic Gothic romance The Scarletti Curse. While this book, the 10th full-length romance of the Dar ...
Okay, what you have here are lions, a curse, a remote castle in the Italian Alps, a hero who won't let you look at him, and a spunky heroine who I occasionally wanted to deck. And it all happens sometime in the past, but exactly when I couldn't even begin to tell you. Let me say that I like ...
Dark Guardian is the eighth book in Christine Feehan's series about a long-lived, psychically gifted race called Carpathians. The book's hero, Lucian, is a two-thousand-year-old guardian of the Carpathian people. Lucian is supernaturally gifted, sexy, intelligent - and predatory. He is the perfect ...
This was my first foray into Christine Feehan's Carpathian series, and I found the underlying concept entertaining and full of promise. I'll probably pick up some other books in the series. Although I enjoyed this book's premise and the chemistry between its lead characters, I thought its early prom ...
I admit it. Dark Legend is my first Carpathian - and Christine Feehan - novel. I've been hearing about them for quite some time and even have her non-Carpathian The Scarletti Curse in my TBR pile. Ms. Feehan's latest offering centers around an ancient Carpathian male named Gabriel, and Francesca Del ...
B+
A couple of months ago my brother-in-law, Harry, and I sat down to watch the movie Bram Stoker's Dracula. Though we had both seen it before, we had an absolute ball with it. All of its flaws - its campy eroticism, melodramatic dialogue, extravagant costuming, strange cinematography, even Keanu Reeve ...
After having read The Scarletti Curse, the question comes to mind once again, why do writers write, and why do readers read historicals? What is the difference between a story set in centuries past as opposed to modern times if not to emphasize some aspect of history? Do the rules change in an his ...
Fans of Christine Feehan's Carpathian series will not be disappointed with the newest in the series. I consider this to be my favorite, even more so than Gregori's story, Dark Magic. Although I'm not normally a fan of extremely alpha heroes, I accept them in these particular books because Christine ...
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In this romance, vampire Gregori "The Dark One" is literally older than Methuselah, and heroine Savannah Dubrinsky is only twenty-three years old. What's more, Gregori has known that he and Savannah were destined to be lifemates ever since he saved her life while she was a fetus. Talk about your May ...