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A review by slc333
Night's Cold Kiss by Tracey O'Hara
2.0
The main problem with this book is that Chritian and Antoinette are not particularly likeable and the 'romance'is forced and unbelievable. Anoinette has potential but her overly emotional and violent reactions, epsecially to Christian didn't ring true. They seemed more like a plot device than grounded in believable reasons and reactions- ie conflict required between hero/heroine- tick. I thought Anoinetter had more of a connection with Viktor. A romance between them would have been more believable.
I did feel sorry for her though - her brother and hunting partner left for job he applied and got married without telling her - what a jerk!, she finds out her dad is alive not dead as she was always told and that her uncle knew, and is stalked by her mother's killer.
Also I had a real problem with Christian as a hero. He basically went on a murderous rampage killing hundreds of humans (who had nothing to do with her death) because his wife was murdered. Then he is never punished because all the kiiling and revenge is counter productive to peace. Emil - who killed is wife is handed over and executed yet Christian who killed hnunderds of humans is give a place in the new world order with no consequence for his actions ( no remorse from what I can tell).
I did feel sorry for her though - her brother and hunting partner left for job he applied and got married without telling her - what a jerk!, she finds out her dad is alive not dead as she was always told and that her uncle knew, and is stalked by her mother's killer.
Also I had a real problem with Christian as a hero. He basically went on a murderous rampage killing hundreds of humans (who had nothing to do with her death) because his wife was murdered. Then he is never punished because all the kiiling and revenge is counter productive to peace. Emil - who killed is wife is handed over and executed yet Christian who killed hnunderds of humans is give a place in the new world order with no consequence for his actions ( no remorse from what I can tell).