Get It Now Prince Of Dreams (Val Cache, #2) Penned By Susan Krinard Accessible Via Text

the comments that say that this is a bad story, to my opinion is true, I had so many issues I couldn't get past a few of the first chapters, Hmmm ok. This story left me a, . . well, a little cold. I liked the interesting twist on the classic vampire theme, But I found the heroine more irritating than endearing and the hero's obsession with his immortality rather annoying, Perhaps that sounds overly critical, and perhaps the story really wouldn't work without the constant selfrecriminations, but I still found him annoying enough to want to slap him.
And her. Perhaps I was in the wrong frame of mind when I read it,

. Vampires are really not my thing, This was a good book but I just couldn't get interested until about half to threequarters through the book, The last part really started moving well but the first part was really slow and kept me in the dark most of the time.
Also, I really couldn't connect with the characters well until after the halfway point, I really enjoyed the last half, Overall, good for something to read but I wouldn't 'pick' it, Good luck I had a very hard time getting into this book, It was a struggle for me to keep reading, Maybe because the pace was slow and that Nicholas wasn't my favorite character, The story was just too long for my tastes, San Francisco psychologist Diana Ransom cant take her eyes off the gorgeous, greeneyed stranger, But when she finally approaches him across the smokefilled room, her reasons have little to do with the treacherous feelings he inspires, Diana suspects that this brooding, enigmatic man is responsible for the disappearance of her fragile young cousin, Desperate to find her and determined to plumb the mystery behind Nicholas Gales hypnotic charm, Diana will follow him into the velvety darknessand awake to a haunting passion.
For Nicholas is no mere human but a vampire with the power to steal into a womans dreams and fill her nights with untold rapture.
And soon, blinded by an ecstasy sweeter than any she has ever known, Diana will find herself risking her eternal soul for a love that promises to be forever.
Nice story but a bit long winded, I have to say the cover of this book put me off the slightly bewildered amp fey muscle man on the horse is enough that I'm quite sure I wouldn't have chosen this book, but as a trade, I gave it a try.


So Mr Fey on the horse is a vampire, a dream vampire, so the biting and blood is dispensed with and replaced with a lifeforce sucking predator.
But, of course, he's a hero too,

There were some nice bits and a bit of suspense, overall a better book than the cover made it seem, with more depth than say, your run of the mill bestseller vampire teen angst saga.
Disappointing from Miss Krinard. Read on THE CHAPTERS APP,

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It was okay, That pretty much sums it up,

There were hot moments, but maybe it was the app's adaptation fault, but the characters were pretty much cardboard cutouts, especially Adrian, and it was unpleasant.


The version of the ebook I've got is unreadable, it feels like a rough draft from the beginning of polishing the book.
That is why I stuck to the app's version,

I don't think that the worldbuilding and folklore were portrayed well here, the characters were lacking and it didn't have much grip on me.
It had its moments, though, I decided to be generous withastar rating even though I initially wanted to give it a,.

I'm not sure why I had quite a bit of fun reading this because it contains a lot of things I dislike in a book but for some reason I breezed through it.


I think the concept of lucid dreaming was an interesting touch, It's a shame that Adrian is such a boring villain and the final arc is a bit ridiculous, Keep ypur expectations at zero and you might enjoy it like I did to an extent, Good book, but odd book, The main character is an energy vampire and sucks energy off ones dreams, Liked the theory. Felt it was a bit long, and he was a whiny sort who was too busy playing the macho man who wasn't going to really listen to the gal while he had to fight his evil twin.
I am having the hardest time getting through this book, The story line is some what interesting so I forge on but if it has been cut in half I think it would have been better.
There is so many paragraphs that may as well been cut and pasted over and over it is nuts, I am thinking of skipping pages at a time to see if that helps, FEW HOURS LATER Well I skipped aboutpages and didn't feel like I lost out on much, This book was really boring, . . I am in no hurry to get any more of Krinard's books, There just wasn't much to keep this book going, Yes the story had potential but even with all the pages I skipped it was so obvious what would happen, Don't bother with this book unless you are desperate and it's the last book left on your shelf to read, . . it was just too slow for me and i just couldn't get into it, Predictable but pleasant reading. I enjoyed the different kind of vampire story and I enjoyed it very much and have read ittotimes, The idea is interesting, the story not so much, Nicholas is an immortal who survives off the excess life force of his "dreamers," creative women and men whose vivid dreams he is able to enter through touch.
Legend has it that his kind can become mortal through sex with a woman whose life force resonates intensely, Nicholas came close once, but his twin brother, Adrian, interfered, killing the woman to prevent the loss of his only partner in immortality.
Now, hundreds of years later, Nicholas is again tempted, this time by Diana Ranson, whose life force affects him like no other and whose life as already, unknowingly been affected by Adrian.
But Nicholas fears the harm that could come to Diana through his own loss of control and Adrians interference, Not to mention hed have to let go of his own emotional barriers and admit the possibility of love and happiness for someone like him.
Likewise, Diana would need to accept who and

what Nicholas is, trust in him, and overcome her own fears of giving in to love body and soul.


This was definitely a unique premise, I like that Nicholas and Adrian are vampires of a different kind and the backstory of them and their struggles was nicely put together.
In the same vein, Dianas backstory for how she became the way she is, sort of outwardly frigid with an inner vulnerability and fear of attachment, was nicely done as well.
Diana does give over to faith in love rather quickly and in no way reacted as I would have expected, especially given Nicholass deceit not to mention his manipulating her memories of a certain night.
But interestingly enough, Nicholas uses those actions to try to alienate Diana to protect himself, . . so the fact that she doesnt react as he expects is whats key to their relationship, I still dont know if I liked it, but it made the story work, Mostly I couldnt get past how his entering into Dianas dreams without her explicit knowledge and that of his dreamers felt almost more of a violation than if hed drank her blood or something.
Still this story worked pretty well and even after Diana gives over to complete faith in her love for Nicholas, the tension keeps ramping up because you dont know what Nicholas is going to do.
And Adrians motives are pretty fascinating too, . . I almost want his story, Still not sold on him having “changed” and actually working to give Nicholas his dream,
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