Pages: 416 (Mass Market Paperback) ISBN: 0553588478 Pub: Dell Publishing Company Pub date: 2007-02-27 Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 152648
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Reader Reviews:The Goods Have Come Through (0/0 people found this helpful)Sometimes you've got to stick with a series, because it'll eventually come through with the goods. Full Moon Rising was okay. Kissing Sin was better. Tempting Evil is the best of the series so far. The sci-fi factor of the genes/cloning plotline is definitely interesting, what I consider to be the best part of the series. Character-wise, the author has finally got around to including some more females, and Dia, Berna and Nerida are memorable. That the story mostly takes place on one location is wise, creating a tense atmosphere. As for Riley Jenson, it's good to see her actually try to defy her wolf instincts. She still continues to shag many people and often, but she denies the animal within her by trying to hold back from killing so willingly. And of course, the scene near Luna Park reminded me of the Palace (right near LP), which burned down earlier this year. The Palace was never mentioned in the novel, but it still provoked fond memories. Yes, I like reading about places I actually know, places I've been to - it's good to be Victorian after all ;-) Similar ProductsKissing Sin ((Riley Jenson Guardian)) Dangerous Games (Riley Jenson Guardian 4) (Riley Jenson Guardian 4) Embraced by Darkness (Riley Jenson Guardian 5) (Riley Jenson Guardian 5) Full Moon Rising (Riley Jenson Guardian) (Riley Jenson Guardian) (Riley Jenson Guardian) (Riley Jenson Guardian) Embraced by Darkness (Dell Fantasy) CategoriesAmazon.co.uk places this book into the following categories:
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