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super entry, January 8, 2010
This review is from: Sentinels: Wolf Hunt (Silhouette Nocturne (Numbered)) (Mass Market Paperback)
Jet the shapeshifter lures werewolf Sentinel Nick Carter into her trap. He senses she is different than his peers, but not sure how. However, she frees him when she realizes her patron lied when he said he would not harm Nick. He realizes what makes her seem different is that she is more a wolf shifting into a human body than a human shifting into a wolf's body.
The Atrum Core wants to take control of the earth, but to succeed they must destroy their enemies the Sentinel. Jet is their latest weapon. If she fails them, they will destroy her pack. With Nick's help she hopes to rescue her pack, his soul, and hers if she has one, which he believes she does and that is all that matters.
Jet makes the latest Sentinel a fresh thought provoking tale with her background. The story line is action-packed from the moment the Atrum Core using the threat to her pack to send Jet to kill Nick and never slows down as she is caught between killing her soulmate or the mass murder of her pack. Fans of the saga will relish Doranna Durgin`s super entry.
Harriet Klausner
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4.0 out of 5 stars
This is a solid Series..., July 19, 2010
This review is from: Sentinels: Wolf Hunt (Silhouette Nocturne (Numbered)) (Mass Market Paperback)
I did enjoy the story between Nick and Jet. I always seem to pick up the last book in a series before I read the first, so I am used to reading things albeit backwards.
Nick Carter makes a strong male lead. His well build, in commanded of himself and isn't insecure of his emotions. He's a good team leader and takes his job seriously--protecting humanity from the Core. A very serious job, but, he has a back yard full of hounds. Who can't love a man who loves dogs?
In walks Jet. She peaks his interest and makes him lose some of his cool. She distracts him to the point he's nearly caught by the bad guys. Which is, actually OK because Jet went back to save him when she realized she'd been tricked into helping the wrong people. I found the twist on Jet's wolf vrs. Nick's to be unique and worked well within the story. It also gave Jet a rather interesting personality
There is a little side story that explains everything that's been happen at Regional for the while with security and communications troubles. It brings back the characters of the other novels in the series in a way that didn't over shadow the current story.
It was a rather enjoyable read and spurred me to go back and read the other two novels. I found I enjoyed the middle novel, Lion Heart, more than I did this one or the previous one, Jaguar Night, but it was still enjoyable.
All in all a good paranormal/urban fantasy romance. It's not really a werewolf novel if that's what your looking for. It's more shape-shifting than anything else, but I was just looking for the fantasy romance, so I was good with it.
But, the most important thing of all, was in the end, I really did believe Jet was/is Nick's heart.
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Great read!, January 11, 2010
This review is from: Sentinels: Wolf Hunt (Silhouette Nocturne (Numbered)) (Mass Market Paperback)
I really liked this book in the ongoing series about shapesifters named Sentinels and their enemies. The two main characters, Nick and Jet, were very well written, as were all of the other characters. Good fast pace and interesting all the way through the story, Doranna Durgin has a nice feel for her characters.
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