Review Night Thief by Lisa Kessler

Title: Night Thief Series: The Night Series #1.5 Author: Lisa Kessler Source: Requested Review Genre: Paranormal Historical Format: Novella, 109 pgs Reviewed by: WildAboutBones After the fall of the Mayan civilization, Kane, an immortal Night Walker, has taken refuge in France for over 800 years. The modern world holds little interest for him until the night he meets the Golden Thief and is robbed of much more than his pocket watch.

Marguerite Rousseau is living a double life. By day she is the assistant to an eccentric French artist, Antoine Berjon, and by night she dons elegant evening gowns to woo French dignitaries before lifting their wallets.

Sparks ignite when Kane captures the thief, but Marguerite harbors a dark secret that could ruin them both.

Rating:		Sexual:
	(4.5)

My Review:
Congrats to Lisa for a wonderful second story in her Night series.
I read this in one sitting. I couldn't put it down. It is a standalone book in the series so if you haven't read the other book in the series, you won't be lost, but you will want to go right out and get the other one as soon as you read this one.

Don't call Kane a vampire or a monster; he won't appreciate it. He is a Night Walker put upon this earth to protect the mortals living upon it from not only the mortal criminals but demons and other supernatural creatures as well. A lonely but fulfilling existence until now. Once Marguerite enters his life in a chance encounter, everything changes.

This is a historical romance without much in the way of historical dialogue, but I got so caught up in this fast paced story, I didn't miss it or realize it wasn't there until the story ended.

There are two reasons I didn't give this the highest content rating. I would have preferred to have been shown Kane becoming a Night Walker, and his later fight with the demon instead of being told about these things happening since these events were so important to Kane's life. And we don't get to see something happen at the end I would have liked to see. And no, I'm not going to tell you what it is because it would be a big spoiler. But please understand the story doesn't suffer from the omission, I just personally think the addition of this would have made the story that much better.

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