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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Richards" data-source="post: 9617489" data-attributes="member: 508">My "to be read" pile is getting kind of small, and I'm now down to the books I picked up at a library book sale because they might be good.  So now I'm reading Sins of the Night, a "Dark-Hunter" novel by Sherrilyn Kenyon.  I have six of these, and while I thought at first they might be two sets of trilogies, nope, they're just random books out of a slew of novels all set in the same universe.  I'm a little confused, because they seem to be vampire novels without saying the V-word; apparently Dark-Hunters are (vampires with the serial numbers filed off) and are supposed to be good, but sometimes they start sucking human souls instead of blood, and sometimes they get turned into ghost-like beings who feel constant hunger and thirst but cannot be perceived by humans or interact with them.  There are Greek deities involved, and two Dark-Hunters that have powers well above the normal for Dark-Hunters, and the two main characters are one of these super (not vampires) and a normal (not vampire) woman who wants nothing to do with men, but gosh, this super-powered (not vampire) sure is handsome and alluring and...you just know they're going to be an item before too long.  So I think I stumbled my way into a (not-vampire) romance series of novels, which is not at all what I thought I was buying.But they were like 50 cents each or something, so no big loss.  I'm going to finish this one and see how it goes, but in the meantime I jumped on Amazon and bought four novels by Jonathan Maberry because I really liked a book of his I randomly picked up at a library book sale.  They should start arriving the middle of next week, so I hope I can get this one finished up before too long....Johnathan</blockquote>

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