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Original Title:	Midnight Embrace
ISBN:	0505524686 (ISBN13: 9780505524683)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Vampire Romances #6
Characters:	Analisa (Midnight Embrace)

Midnight Embrace (Vampire Romances #6)

Amanda Ashley

Paperback | Pages: 378 pages

Rating: 3.92 | 1539 Users | 73 Reviews

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I've decided to write a new blurb for this book. I promise it will be a billion times more exciting than the book itself! Spoilers ahead. But honestly, you know how this book ends.

INNOCENCE
She was so young and beautiful, fresh as a flower, bright as a ray of light, with the guileless eyes of a newborn babe...


ANGST
But he was a monster, a dark monster with no soul, and they could never be together...


DEFILEMENT
Her virginity was a temptation and a prize, one that he could never take because she was much too pure for his demon peen... until one night when he fell victim to his overwhelming lust...


JEALOUSY
Despite their undeniable love, he threw her at the mercy of human courtship, and it tortured him to know another man wanted her... But whatever, they still slept together.


BETRAYAL
She killed to save his life, and he knew his darkness had touched her and she was no longer pure...


HAPPINESS
But then he meditated for several months and realized he was a stupid, wishy-washy idiot. At last, they could be together!


THE END

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Title	:	Midnight Embrace (Vampire Romances #6)
Author	:	Amanda Ashley
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 378 pages
Published	:	February 1st 2002 by Love Spell
Categories	:	Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires

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Ratings: 3.92 From 1539 Users | 73 Reviews

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Nope. Just nope.The story begins with a dying woman. But, seriously, it's hard to recognize. She's lying in a bed in a hospital, but it takes a while to understand, that it's a hospital - it could be a bed in her own house. Shouldn't there be some medical stuff? Like, I don't know, ECG? Drip? Something? Shouldn't there be a nurse? The woman is dying because of an epidemic (no name. What a surprise. If an author had named a disease, she would have done a research). And, again, there's no sign of

love this author have not read a book i didnt like.

Considering some people's reviews, I wasn't sure how the book would play out compared to A Darker Dream. yes, it was similar in many way, but if people can put that aside and read it for what it is (a love story), they will find it is seductive, heart-warming, and tender. It had me hooked from the first chapter. The only downfall I think was the repetitive words used to describe the characters. I can't begin to count how many times I ran across the words 'dark', 'tall', 'preternatural' and

This book was not really what I excpected....... It was ok but not the best vampire romance by far.ProsI really liked the dark vibe that the author pulled you in during the story. I also loved the villain prov of the story and the little chapters we got from him that were actually scary and gave you that Eerie feeling that I always enjoy reading in a dark historical romance book . I also really liked our main vampire of the story with his dark side that clings to the heroin that sweet and loving

This is the second of my two favorite Amanda Ashley novels. The plot and characters are equally mesmerizing, although this book has a different feel. However, the basic conflict is the same: a lonely, tortured vampire falls in love with a young girl who is all innocence and light. One could say that this is already a hackneyed story, but Ashley somehow turns what could merely be a formulaic plot into something fresh and exciting, thus pulling her readers into the tale, inexorably keeping them

I had mixed feelings about this book. It dragged in places, the female character a young seventeen year old girl yes was naive and ignorant of the fact that her benefactor was a Vampire, but the author didn't give the storyline enough excitement and suspense or appeal. Alesandro was a fourhundred year old vampire but lacking in his strength and strategy to go after what he wanted namely Annalisa. Wasn't all bad he wanted her to decide and make her own decisions, it's just in my opinion it took

I'm a fan of Amanda Ashley and really enjoyed her other novels, but this book fell flat for me. It was well written, the setting was great, and even the story line was okay ... I just really didn't like the main female character. I know she was young and naive, but I kept wanting something more from her. The side characters were good and I found myself more interested in them. The romance seemed weak and I just didn't see a connection between the two lovers. I'll continue to read Amanda Ashley's