Kat Redding is the very thing she hunts: a vampire, thirsting for blood, capable of killing any creature unlucky enough to get in her path. The difference is, Kat kills her own kind in order to protect human Purebloods. She's good at what she does. Good enough to earn the nickname Lady Death - and the enmity of every bloodthirsty being around. But now a vampire, Count, is intent on merging his House with a werewolf cult to create a force of terrifying power. Kat can't allow that to happen. Even if it means taking on a den of weres and a vampire more ruthless than any she's encountered before. She has the weapons, the skill, and a few allies. But that may not be enough to eliminate the Count before her own dark nature rises to the surface - and costs her whatever is left of her humanity.
To Walk the Night (Kat Redding)
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Author of the Kat Redding urban fantasy series and the YA horror e-novel, LITTLE DAVID LOST. When he's not writing or reading, he can usually be found feeding his online gaming addiction or listening to loud, obnoxious music.
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20 of 21 people found the following review helpful
By J. Markovic
Format:Mass Market Paperback
Review courtesy of All Things Urban Fantasy:
[...]
This book more than lives up to it's kick butt cover art in terms of menace; fans of a darker, grittier brand of urban fantasy will love E. S. Moore's TO WALK THE NIGHT. Kat Redding stalks through the underbelly of a changed but recognizable version of our world, striking fear in the hearts of the predators that prey upon ordinary humans. It was almost impossible not to imagine Kate Beckinsale's leather-clad form as Kat, but unfortunately, no scruffy and handsome leading man appeared to fight by her side.
That lack of romance was one mark against TO WALK THE NIGHT, but my largest issue overall was the ambiguity of all the characters introduced. Everyone in this book, including Kat herself, has dark secrets and feet of clay. With so many conflicting good/evil signals bouncing around I had a hard time getting invested in any side of the conflict. There were a number of cinematic fight scenes and some interesting mythology details (I particularly liked vampire fangs cutting their gums when they emerge, a la Wolverine's claws), but pure mythology and action was not enough to keep me focused when I was unsure who I should really be rooting for.
Though things lagged for me in the middle, the book manages to end on a high note that has piqued my interest for book two. TAINTED NIGHT, TAINTED BLOOD will be available this summer, and since many of my favorite series started with a slow burning book one, I'm hoping that book two will delve a little deeper into the characters introduced in TO WALK THE NIGHT.
Sexual Content: Attempted rape, mention of sexual abuse.
[...]
This book more than lives up to it's kick butt cover art in terms of menace; fans of a darker, grittier brand of urban fantasy will love E. S. Moore's TO WALK THE NIGHT. Kat Redding stalks through the underbelly of a changed but recognizable version of our world, striking fear in the hearts of the predators that prey upon ordinary humans. It was almost impossible not to imagine Kate Beckinsale's leather-clad form as Kat, but unfortunately, no scruffy and handsome leading man appeared to fight by her side.
That lack of romance was one mark against TO WALK THE NIGHT, but my largest issue overall was the ambiguity of all the characters introduced. Everyone in this book, including Kat herself, has dark secrets and feet of clay. With so many conflicting good/evil signals bouncing around I had a hard time getting invested in any side of the conflict. There were a number of cinematic fight scenes and some interesting mythology details (I particularly liked vampire fangs cutting their gums when they emerge, a la Wolverine's claws), but pure mythology and action was not enough to keep me focused when I was unsure who I should really be rooting for.
Though things lagged for me in the middle, the book manages to end on a high note that has piqued my interest for book two. TAINTED NIGHT, TAINTED BLOOD will be available this summer, and since many of my favorite series started with a slow burning book one, I'm hoping that book two will delve a little deeper into the characters introduced in TO WALK THE NIGHT.
Sexual Content: Attempted rape, mention of sexual abuse.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By BusyMom
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
I read the book, which really was about one night where she kills a bunch of vamps. No potential love interest. No real character building other than the fact she kills alot. The story didn't really go anywhere. I was kind of bored by the end and really not interested in going further.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Julia
VINE™ VOICE
Format:Mass Market Paperback
To Walk the Night is the dark, gory first installment in E.S. Moore's Kat Redding series. I did find myself somewhat bored for a little bit, as there is so much world building in the beginning. I call this my first book blues. Most Urban Fantasy series that I love suffer this, but I appreciate all the fascinating world building... Really pays off in the books to come. I'll definitely be reading Kat Redding #2.
The plot really hits off about halfway through, and then the story really flowed. This is a violent, gritty Urban Fantasy novel, so if you're looking for a lot of romance, this isn't the book for you. It is well written, has great flow and is easy to follow. The ride you take with Kat is an entertaining one.
Kat Redding is super badass. I mean, they call her Lady Death. I had a hard time connecting with Kat. I need to be able to relate to my heroine better than I could here, which is the only reason this didn't get four robots. I just couldn't understand some of her decisions. Regardless, there is endless action and a fascinating world that kept me flipping the pages. I highly recommend this book to any Urban Fantasy fan out there. I think E.S. Moore is really going to deliver in the sequel!
The plot really hits off about halfway through, and then the story really flowed. This is a violent, gritty Urban Fantasy novel, so if you're looking for a lot of romance, this isn't the book for you. It is well written, has great flow and is easy to follow. The ride you take with Kat is an entertaining one.
Kat Redding is super badass. I mean, they call her Lady Death. I had a hard time connecting with Kat. I need to be able to relate to my heroine better than I could here, which is the only reason this didn't get four robots. I just couldn't understand some of her decisions. Regardless, there is endless action and a fascinating world that kept me flipping the pages. I highly recommend this book to any Urban Fantasy fan out there. I think E.S. Moore is really going to deliver in the sequel!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
I enjoyed Kat. I liked her Attitude. I like that even though she was turned she still fights to keep humans safe from the Vampires and Weres. I like her loyalty to her friend and roommate. I also really loved the image of her that was depicted on the cover of the book, It completely matched how I would picture her in my mind.
There were a few slow parts in TO WALK THE NIGHT but the overall flow was nice. There is no romance which I didn't like nor dislike. I would like to see how she would handle something like that in the future but I enjoyed getting to know Kat without that. There was tons of action throughout the book and the world that Moore built was intriguing. I think any Urban Fantasy lover will enjoy TO WALK THE NIGHT.
There were a few slow parts in TO WALK THE NIGHT but the overall flow was nice. There is no romance which I didn't like nor dislike. I would like to see how she would handle something like that in the future but I enjoyed getting to know Kat without that. There was tons of action throughout the book and the world that Moore built was intriguing. I think any Urban Fantasy lover will enjoy TO WALK THE NIGHT.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
An admirable heroine with serious battle skills & attitude plus a plucky & interesting side kick
January 8, 2012
Format:Mass Market Paperback
To Walk the Night by E.S. Moore
Urban Fantasy - Jan. 3rd, 2012
4 ˝ stars
This amazing new Urban Fantasy will feel somewhat familiar but will dazzles fans of the genre as a vampire named Lady Death seeks vengeance on vampires.
Kat Redding was turned into a vampire against her will. She killed the vampires responsible for her brother's death and now seeks to prevent other vampire from causing further harm. A vampire killing machine, Kat is determined to protect all humans and leave none alive who might be able to recognize her. Kat now lives in a secret hideaway with a young human named Ethan whom she saved. Ethan is a mechanical genius who cleans up her prized motorcycle and deadly weapons. But when their `secret' place is broken into and Ethan is taken hostage, Kat is alarmed. The intruder is a member of a cult that worships shifter and has shifter members. They do not like vampires, yet they want Kat to meet them. Kat realizes that she might be putting her life in their hands if she visits them. But Kat has never played it safe, and she visits cult who try to blackmail her to do them a dangerous favor. But this favor may be more than she can handle...
This was a fabulous book! It reminded me of Jeaniene Frost's Huntress series. It has high energy and a kick a## heroine which makes for an exciting read. I liked that the heroine is not completely clueless and already has strong secondary characters and a lot of self-confidence. I particularly enjoyed reading about her side kick, Ethan. Ethan has secrets of his owns which I feel will have consequences in future books. I also liked the secret `Batman' like hideaway filled with tech gadgets that makes Kat and Ethan a seriously cool team.... Read more ›
Urban Fantasy - Jan. 3rd, 2012
4 ˝ stars
This amazing new Urban Fantasy will feel somewhat familiar but will dazzles fans of the genre as a vampire named Lady Death seeks vengeance on vampires.
Kat Redding was turned into a vampire against her will. She killed the vampires responsible for her brother's death and now seeks to prevent other vampire from causing further harm. A vampire killing machine, Kat is determined to protect all humans and leave none alive who might be able to recognize her. Kat now lives in a secret hideaway with a young human named Ethan whom she saved. Ethan is a mechanical genius who cleans up her prized motorcycle and deadly weapons. But when their `secret' place is broken into and Ethan is taken hostage, Kat is alarmed. The intruder is a member of a cult that worships shifter and has shifter members. They do not like vampires, yet they want Kat to meet them. Kat realizes that she might be putting her life in their hands if she visits them. But Kat has never played it safe, and she visits cult who try to blackmail her to do them a dangerous favor. But this favor may be more than she can handle...
This was a fabulous book! It reminded me of Jeaniene Frost's Huntress series. It has high energy and a kick a## heroine which makes for an exciting read. I liked that the heroine is not completely clueless and already has strong secondary characters and a lot of self-confidence. I particularly enjoyed reading about her side kick, Ethan. Ethan has secrets of his owns which I feel will have consequences in future books. I also liked the secret `Batman' like hideaway filled with tech gadgets that makes Kat and Ethan a seriously cool team.... Read more ›
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1.0 out of 5 stars
NEVER FINISHED IT
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