My friend bought me a book about a year ago and for the longest it sat on my book shelf collecting dust. He bought me
Retribution by
Sherrilyn Kenyon. He bought the book thinking that I would be interested in it because I was obsessing over her
League Series' book,
Born of Shadows. The book sat on my shelf for an entire year before I finally told myself to read it. I had an entire debate with myself if I should read it or not because I never read any of her
Dark Hunter series before. The only book I was familiar with from the Dark Hunter series was
The Dream Hunter, and I'm not sure if you want to count that as a Dark Hunter book. At first, I just assumed that her Dark Hunter series was planly about vampires and sex, so I never was interested in reading any of the series. But after Retribution, I was definitely wrong on that note and I can't wait to read the rest. Retribution was a bit too short for me. I, honestly, wanted it longer. But then again since it was about the end of the world, I guess she couldn't make it that long. After reading this book, I went to the library to try and find the first book.
(Because I am a broke college student, I rather get my books from the free public library rather than from the book store. But once I get a nice paying job, I will buy all the books in the world.) In my library they had a couple of books that she wrote. Two books that stood out to me were
Devil May Cry and
Dark Side of the Moon. I decided to read Dark Side of the Moon. After reading Dark Side of the Moon, I read a lot of reviews online explaining how a lot of individuals were disappointed in the book. I didn't find the book disappointing at all. Who wouldn't like catman??? I just absolutely loved
Ravyn and
Susan. But because this book was my second, it raised a lot of questions in my head. I heard of
Acheron before but after
Nick's reaction in this book I'm starting to realize that there is way more to the story than what is explained
