Touch the Dark
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When a bloodthirsty Mafioso sets his vengeful sights on Cassandra Palmer, who is gifted with the ability to communicate with the dead, she is forced to ask the vampire council for help and must pay a high price at the hands of a sensual master vampire. Original.
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11 primary books20 released booksCassandra Palmer
Cassandra Palmer is a 20-book series with 12 primary works first released in 2006 with contributions by Karen Chance.
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16 primary books30 released booksCassandra Palmer World
Cassandra Palmer World is a 30-book series with 17 primary works first released in 2006 with contributions by Karen Chance.
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I wanted a guilty pleasure vampire read with a hint of romance to settle into and just enjoy. Instead what I got was a novel littered with info-dumps, possessive characters and creepiness, and not the good sort of creepy. I don't know how to write about the issues without spoilers so this review will have them!
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“Touch the Dark”. I'll pass, thank you. This was awful, and it really seems like just an excuse for a PNR. The following is a spoiler of the first 10% of the book.
I quit reading after the protagonist kept rambling on for 30min about how betrayed she felt because her 6 months roommate didn't mention he was a vampire, and that by killing 5 vampires that were trying to kill her, he just proved himself to be a psycho, a hot caramel skinned psycho who probably saved her life just to kill her himself. But first he is using some kind of power to seduce her, and she can feel he is linking because of the stretching of his pants touching her body and...
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This book is an excellent start to a series by Karen Chance. I like Cassandra Palmer and the different antics she gets up to as she tries to navigate the various groups that are trying to control her and her powers. I look forward to reading more of the series.
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