Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Review No Mercy by Sherrilyn Kenyon

No Mercy Dark Hunter #18 and Were- Hunter #6
Author Sherrilyn Kenyon
Paranormal romance
Hardback 343 pgs
Authors website



Live fast, fight hard and, if you have to die, then take as many of your enemies with you as you can. That is the Amazon credo and it was one Samia lived and died by. Now in contemporary New Orleans, the immortal Amazon warrior is about to learn that there’s a worse evil coming to slaughter mankind than she’s ever faced before.

Shapeshifter Dev Peltier has stood guard at the front of Sanctuary for almost two hundred years and in that time, he’s seen it all. Or so he thought. Now their enemies have discovered a new source of power--one that makes a mockery of anything faced to date.

The war is on and Dev and Sam are guarding ground zero. But in order to win, they will have to break the most cardinal of all rules and pray it doesn’t unravel the universe as we know it.




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Sexual-


As a huge Dark-Hunter fan this one didn’t cut it with me. I was very disappointed. Again this one is nothing like the books pre Acheron. I wish if the books are going to keep up with this pace Kenyon would go ahead and finish the series.

Again you get a lot of new of new characters you have to keep up with like this series doesn’t have enough then there is the added of all the different new gods and new demons. Like does anyone know who Lazarous is? There is so much Mythology going on that I forget who is who in a year, so anyone really needs a guide in each book of who is who.

What I was most disappointed with is the sex and romance you get a couple halfway scenes and you remember the mating scene you get with the were- hunters? Well its not in this one, so you miss that too Garr……

Then there is the lack of detail in a lot of different scenes. It would leave one that just picked up this book with out reading the rest of the series going WHAT! This book left me questing more than I should.

Then there is Nick when is Kenyon going to let him grow up and take what happens to him as life not someone else fault..

Now as for Sam and Dev they are very good together if their romance was let grow it would have been fantastic. Sam and Dev were fun the way they would cut up with each other but again you really don’t read them as much as you should its everyone else.

Stryker is as always up to no good, so you get lots of action and plenty of blood. I just hope book twenty will be better. I really feel like the Dark Hunters has been put on the back burner.

Spoilers
As I keep thinking about this book the more I don’t like it. It just seems to me Kenyon is letting Nick get the upper hand to where he is going to take Acheron place. Acheron even make a statement in this book that “Nick may one day kill him“. But what gets my goat the most is I know Ash has had a bad past life those of you that read his book knows what he went through and he never wanted a D-H to know about it, now all the sudden things are popping out one is Sam now knows Acheron was a whore. It just makes me feel like Kenyon is going to somehow take Acheron down and its not going to be good and I not going to be reading that one at all.
Spoilers stop




5 comments:

  1. See I have wanted to Pick up her books but they just confuse the heck out of me. Like what order do they really go in? lol See I really enjoy JR Ward and Lara Adrian I am still trying to find another paranormal romance author who doesnt confuse me with book reading order lol sorry Sherrilyn but its true. When you are not familiar with the series and you try to figure how to buy and it goes Dark Hunter #18 and Were- Hunter #6 see thats confusing lol

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  2. Kirsten- Kenyon use to have a good list on her old website, she had them all seprated and in order that really helped along with all the short stories ,but now its gone and I miss it...

    This one is D-H 18 and W-H 6 because Sam is a D-H and Dev is a W-H she has never put to like this together before.

    Try Anya Bast, Alyssa Day Pamela Palmer, Alexis Morgan, Juliana Stone and Gena Showlater if you looking for humor with your paranormal there is Lynsay Sands and Kerrelyn Sparks. Most of these have a lot of books in their series, but the order is simple and in a roll with out confusion.

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  3. I finished this one over the weekend. It was a hard one to rate because I too am a fellow Dark-Hunter lover and this book just wasn't as good as previous books. The mating scenes were lacking. I kept think back to Vane and Bride and how much I loved that book. I did end up giving it a better rating than you but I agree. It was not up to par with her earlier books.


    Stephanie G
    Paranormal Haven

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  4. I actually liked this one, I agree the romantic elements weren't quite as good as they've been in the past (loved Vane and Bride!), but I did love Dev. His humor made the book for me and I was able to look past the other parts that were lacking.

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  5. I still want to read it, will still buy it later on but knowing where we are taking the series with this one takes away some of the "urgency"... Sorry to hear it was lackluster for you Laurie, maybe next one will be better!

    BTW, you really do not like Nick do you! LOL


    jackie ^_^

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