Darkling (Sisters of the Moon) | 
 enlarge | Author: Yasmine Galenorn
Creator: Cassandra Campbell
Publisher: Tantor Media
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  29 reviews
Sales Rank: 1675960
Format: Audiobook, Cd, Mp3 Audio, Unabridged
Media: Audio CD
Edition: MP3 Una
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Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6
ISBN: 1400160014
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9781400160013
ASIN: 1400160014
Publication Date: February 1, 2009 (In 24 Days)
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Product Description
In this third entry in Yasmine Galenorn's bestselling Sisters of the Moon series, the spotlight is on Menolly, who must face the demons haunting her memories when humans begin turning into vampires.
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 What Makes Menolly Tick? December 13, 2008
... besides the beads on her braids? The third installment of the Sisters of the Moon weaves in the past, present, and future of Vampyre sister Menolly. She has kept herself, her past, and her deep feelings hidden from the readers through the previous two books. Now, you'll learn what really happened to her and how she will be able to move beyond her past. Wonderful story and an amazing character. You'll feel as proud of her growth in dark times as you are of your closest friends.
It's Menolly's turn! August 8, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Just when I thought it couldn't get any better, Darkling proved me wrong. This entire series has become one of my favorite. This book was interesting from start to finish. No page fillers or down spots. No repeating the same information or overly emotional. Just enough sex and action to keep me from putting it down. Can't wait to see what happens next between Menolly and Narissa. I highly recommend this book and the rest of the series.
Love it! July 26, 2008
I love this series...... I am going to reserve the 4th one now that I am hooked!
Bite Me June 30, 2008
Returning to the Seattle, WA area, we join Menolly, third of the half fae/half human D'Artigo sisters who are living Earthside because of bounties on their heads in their own land, which they call Otherworld. Witchling was the eldest sister's (Camille) story and Changeling brought us closer to Delilah, a were-cat. Now we are allowed a glimpse into the life of the vampire faerie Menolly. Turned unwillingly, Menolly fights a constant battle against the inherent nature of the brutal blood drinkers. Unwilling to inflict her torturous memories on her sisters, Menolly shoulders her nightmares alone, unable to stop them from unfurling each night because she, unlike humans, cannot wake from her sleep. She takes comfort in raising their pet gargoyle Maggie and in owning/running an Otherworld bar, where her reputation precedes her in discouraging any trouble. Her bar also contains a portal to Otherworld so she and hers also act as guardians against unwelcome visitors.
Menolly is suddenly called by her sister's mate to the scene of a multiple homicide, despite the knowledge that the excessive blood-letting might unleash Menolly's darker instincts. But the horror is greater than expected - someone is attacking innocents and turning them into baby vampires - the most deadly because of their lack of control. Convinced that her rogue vampire sire, Dredge, is to blame, she begins the hunt to find the coven that escaped retribution when Menolly was attacked. But Menolly is unsure of her fledgling powers and her ability to defend herself, much less her sisters, against her fiendish sire. The other issue at hand is whether or not Dredge is acting on his own or if he is part of the larger plot by Shadow Wing, a leader in the demonic realms, to take over Earthside. With their own homeland in the midst of a political war and their usual resources worn thin, the D'Artigo sisters do what they do best - improvise - and take care of matters one at a time while watching one another's back.
I think Galenorn has hit upon an awesome fantasy world, although it is getting difficult to keep some of the players straight. I'm glad she's planning on continuing the series past the original trilogy, but I have to admit to being quite upset over the ending of her two paranormal mystery series. Her message on her website is wonderful - but I disagree with her that she doesn't do mysteries as well. Like this series, there is substance to the plot and the characters, as well as a lot of character growth and realistic thoughts and emotions. Not everything is as wholesome as apple pie, but her characters suck it up and deal with it like anyone in the real world would have to do. Menolly is a perfect example. So, if you enjoy a little realism with a lot of fantasy, this is ideal for you.
Best reading for quite awhile June 22, 2008
I am not one to write a bunch. I just wanted to say that I am an avid reader, but it takes a great book to get me engaged, and that is what this whole series did. If I could rate it higher, I would. The only thing that I did not like, and this was very menial, was repetition of some basic information that we knew already about the characters from each of the books. You have found a new fan Ms. Galenorn!!
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