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the best part of fighting Making up, of course! When Cat and Bones head to Paris for a holiday, a vampire named Gregor, who has romantic ties to Cat's past, has something very different planned.
Another great installment! Her dreams leave her in grave danger

Since halfvampire Cat Crawfield and her undead lover Bones met six years ago, theyve fought against the rogue undead, battled a vengeful Master vampire, and pledged their devotion with a blood bond.
Now its time for a vacation, But their hopes for a perfect Paris holiday are dashed when Cat awakes one night in terror.
Shes having visions of a vampire named Gregor whos more powerful than Bones and has ties to her past that even Cat herself didnt know about.


Gregor believes Cat is his and he wont stop until he has her, As the battle begins between the vamp who haunts her nightmares and the one who has her heart, only Cat can break Gregors hold over her.
Shell need all the power she can summon in order to bring down the baddest bloodsucker shes ever faced even if getting that power will result in an early grave.
Cat ist eine Halbvampirin und verheiratet mit Bones, einem Vampir, Für ihren wohlverdienten Urlaub reisen die beiden nach Paris, Dort wird Cat von Alpträumen heimgesucht, Es stellt sich heraus, daß der Vampir Gregor sich in ihre Träume schleicht und so Cat für sich gewinnen will.
Er behauptet, daß er Cats rechtmäßiger Ehemann ist, . .
Mir persönlich hat das Buch leider nicht so gut gefallen, Es liest sich leicht und man kann der Handlung gut folgen, auch ohne die vorherigen Bücher der Serie gelesen zu haben.
Das ist ein Pluspunkt. Allerdings ist die Story mir persönlich zu seicht und fantasielos, Das Buch hat bei mir keinen Eindruck hinterlassen, Ich wußte am nächsten Tag manchmal nicht einmal mehr, was ich am Vortag gelesen hatte.
Mir ist es lieber, wenn mir das Buch bzw, die Geschichte, die das Buch erzählt, noch lange im Gedächtnis bleibt, Das war bei diesem Buch leider überhaupt nicht der Fall, SolidStars

I enjoyed this book much more than the last one.
The writing was fantastic, the dialogue engaging, the romance prominent, and the witty one liners never fail to put a smile on my face.
But the best part was Cat finally, FINALLY putting Tate in his place, It was about time!
sitelink When I had finished At Graves End, the third book in Jeaniene Frosts Night Huntress series, I was on the fence whether I wanted to go ahead and read Destined For An Early Grave.
If you read my review for At Graves End, you know I was less than pleased.
I was upset with my reaction because Cat and Bones are one of my favorite literary duos from this decade.
And to think that I could turn my back

on them because one book in a series I loved failed to deliver.
It may be silly and pathetic to some, but when you invest such emotionally into a series and turn away because it no longer delivers the goods, it can be earth shattering.


I can say with much certainty that Destined For an Early Grave is Jeanienes way of basically sitting on top of me and not letting me escape.
“I wont let you go without a fight!”, This book was a wild ride with a lot of action, drama and more snark then ever before.
And the steamy, passionate love that Bones and Cat share that I found lacking in At Graves End That has been pushed up a notch.
Bones does love to use his fangs on Cat in so many ways, Destined For an Early Grave digs deeps into the psyche and emotions of Cat and Bones.
This time they are not only tested by both outside sources, but also their inner turmoil.
There is one such individual who wants Cat because he had her first before Bones, And then there are those doubts Cat still has when it comes to Bones, Cat may know how to kill the bad guys with great skill, but when it comes to Bones she shuts off.
And because of these esteem issues she has, she is the one responsible for the possible destruction of her relationship with Bones.


Destined For an Early Grave begins with Cat and Bones going on a much needed vacation.
Cat wants to go to Paris for no reason that she can think of, Bones is all for it because he wants to give his ladylove and vampire wife the world.
Off they go not expecting an adventure that may ruin their whole foundation of devotion and trust.
Cat shares her heart and body with Bones but wont allow him access to her mind and deepest thoughts.
Bones feels hurt even though he knows the Cat has problems with letting others get too close to her.
I really do wish these two would go through some marriage counseling, And they are going to need some major counseling after they finish with Gregor,

Gregor wants Cat, A few weeks before Cat and Bones met at the bar where Cat so eloquently asked Bones, if he wanted to fuck her, she was taken by Gregor to Paris.
Gregor tried to gain the trust of the fragile sixteen year old Cat, seduce her and marry her because he knew what Cat would be capable of in the years to come.
Cat doesnt remember Gregor at all because Bones, grandsire Mencheres was able to erase Cats memories of her time with Gregor.
Mencheres also knows how important Cat is because he can see the future, He made sure Cat and Bones met, Mencheres manipulated their relationship but let nature takes it course, Now Gregor is invading Cats dreams, Gregor is a dream snatcher and can grab people from their dreams, He is trying to take Cat away from Bones because he believes that Cat is his wife.


Cat knows her heart belongs to Bones, but she needs her memories back, Bones is scared and doesnt want Cat anywhere near Gregor, What if Cat regains her memories and wants to be with Gregor instead Both Cat and Bones are walking on egg shells with one another.
Cat wants to confront Gregor and the issue head on, Bones wants to place Cat in a protective bubble and kill Gregor himself, And when Cat goes off and deals with Gregor even after Bones tells her not to, he is fed up.
What happens after that will have you clutching the book and gasping because the thought of Bones and Cat not being together is horrible.


Not only does Destined For an Early Grave give the reader more insight on the vampire culture Jeaniene has created, but this is where she shows how important friends and family are.
Bones and Cats support system is wonderful, There are many times that Bones and Cat annoyed me to the point I wanted to smack them because they are just too stubborn to listen to one another.
But to circumvent this, there are a few other characters that have grown on me, They keep things in perspective and light hearted, Jeaniene has written a great group of male figures, Bones will always be first in my eyes but now I am total fan girl of Spade, Ian and even Vlad.
At first I felt Vlad was a bad rip off of the whole Dracula myth but Jeaniene really makes Vlad shine here.
Menecheres is the voice of reason even though he is a manipulative bastard half the time.
We also get a different side to Cats mother, Justina, She can be a harpy but something really horrible happens that may change your mind about her.


The tension is very thick in Destined For An Early Grave but there are moments where the laughs come out.
Jeaniene is a near genius at dialogue, The snarky oneliners are all over the place, I couldnt stop chuckling and shaking my head at the same time because they are so good and somewhat shocking.


One example comes from Cat when a female patron at the Palais Garnier Opera House shows her appreciation for Bones a bit too much for Cats liking.
Cat is on line at the bathroom and her bladder is about to explode, so she is not a happy camper to begin with.
Cats response to the woman is priceless:

“He fucks even better than he looks,” I settled on saying.
Several heads turned. I didnt care, I was pissed, “And that beautiful face is going to be clamped between my legs as soon as we get ooome, dont you worry.
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Not only are some pieces of the dialogue shocking in nature, but Jeaniene keeps thing lively with the vampire fighting and death.
Some of the characters may not make it in the end and you will have no idea who will be alive at the end.
Jeaniene does keep you guessing,

Destined For An Early Grave was a very enjoyable and fun read, Those who are fans of this series will be very happy with the results especially that of Cat and how she resolves her issues with her vampire heritage and her feelings for Bones.


A lot of the time when I'm coming towards the end of a book, I start to think about what I want to say in my goodreads review and with this Night Huntress novel the first word that came to mind was 'rollercoaster'.
I then skimmed other reviews and found I was far from the only one,

When I first read the plot description before beginning, I was unsure about the story.
Booksandhad been more sex/relationship focused rather than putting emphasis on the story behind it and though this didn't stop me from enjoying them, I loved bookwhen Frost finally decided to develop a good story as well as detailing Cat and Bones' sex life.
The plot is about an ancient vampire shockingly who claims to have both spent time with Cat and married her when she was sixteen, but her memory was later erased leaving him a stranger in her mind.
Furthermore, this vampire Gregor has the ability to appear in people's dreams and steal them away if he can catch them, thereby earning him the nickname: Dreamsnatcher.


My first thought on this was: odd, But, as I said before, it made for one hell of a rollercoaster and a fantastic storyline.
Frost did right bringing Gregor into the picture to see how Bones could cope with someone that Cat had been emotionally involved with before, especially seeing as a He has exes by the thousands, and b Danny the wimp doesn't count.
Actually he didn't cope very well, but my god is he hot when he's jealous haha, my issues are surfacing.


In my opinion, it was even sadder when he left than when we thought he'd died in the last book and then when it looked like he was whoring it around the streets of New Orleans, I felt Cat's jealousy right there with her those issues again.
I was worried and upset because Bones is a wonderful character and the thought that the author might taint that had me going: Nooooooooo! Obviously not out loud.


And Frost's writing just gets better and better, Like the hilarious part where Mencheres attempts to speak thest century language and comes out with words like 'bugging' and 'yo'.
I won't quote it again because I've already spazzed over it in my last review, Hehe.

Now I'm just getting to the point where I'm hoping the novels never stop.
As if bookdoesn't come out til August, though! Argh, .