21 of 26 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
A Poor Choice of Story Line, April 5, 2005
This review is from: I Hunger for You (Primes Series, Book 3) (Mass Market Paperback)
First of all, the type was not too large nor was the story too short. The type could have been half the size and the story twice the length and it still would not have worked. When Ms. Sizemore decided that Colin would be a Prime Vampire who was just 36 years old, she set the story up for failure. Just think about it. If you were in his situation knowing that you could live for five hundred years, would you want to find your bond mate at 36? How could anyone not understand Colin's reaction to Mia. He is young, has his expectations for what he wants in a mate, and is not at all ready to change or accept what fate has decided for him. He hasn't even lived long enough to experience the angst that older Prime vampires feel when they are searching for, and not able to find, their bond mate. No wonder Colin is always trying to ditch Mia. Mia on the other hand is a, I don't know exactly how old, virgin. Where has she been, living under a rock waiting for Colin, who is so young he doesn't even realize that Mia's virginity is still intact or experience the pleasure of being her first? How sad is that for a story line. The only good part of this book, and the reason I gave it three stars, is Laurent. There is great potential in his story. I assume he is supposed to be tribe, yet something is not quite right about his lineage. Tribe vampires are montsters hunted and destroyed by clan vampires and mortal hunters, so what is different about Laurent? We can only hope that Ms. Sizemore uses this great idea to its full potential. By the way Laurent is the reason you want to buy and read this book if you are hooked on this series.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good but not her best, March 22, 2005
This review is from: I Hunger for You (Primes Series, Book 3) (Mass Market Paperback)
this book was a very good vampire romance..but the characters were not as like able as the other books in this series. i found the hero a bit of a prig and the herione OK. the supporting characters in this book were very good. some old favorites and i will be looking forward to her next installment. as i said, it was very good but "I Burn for You & I Thirst for you" were better
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Sucked a little more than it should have, April 11, 2005
This review is from: I Hunger for You (Primes Series, Book 3) (Mass Market Paperback)
Colin Foxe - 32, S.W.A.T. member, Clan vampire. Likes fast cars, fast women, and killing the occasional bad guy be they human or Tribe vamp.
Mia Luchese - unknown age, apparently an enthusiastic virgin, indepedantly wealthy. Likes a little o positive herself & thinks she's bad enough to become a wannabe vampire hunter.
Well it sounds exciting enough but this story fell a little flat. Colin can't even figure out on his own that the woman he's been in bed with was a virgin. I understand he's way young for a Vampire but come on! And Mia isn't a real hunter, & she's not a vampire, but she likes sucking blood and she can make Colin forget that she does it although she doesn't realize she's pshycic...yeah.
The real positives in this book are the reintroduction of the "I Burn for You" characters, the new vamp lore, and a brand new character Laurant who will be Ms. Sizemore's next hero although she hasn't given the release date. He made this book worth reading. Also sexy Tony Crowe is back and let's hope he also gets a book!
I was also disapointed that Marcus from her last novel wasn't included in this book considering that the Patron ( head evil guy) was his personnal nemesis.
Altogether this book is definitly worth reading and will be a great way to kill a Sunday afternoon, it won't be a permanent fixture by your pillow.
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