Nightwalker

Nightwalker:

Nightwalkers # 7

Jaquelyn Frank

Ratings and Recommendations

Rating: 5+ teacups

Recommended: Yes! Yes! Yes!

Book Club Worthy: In genre.

Review

Can Kamen bring all the Nightwalkers together before Apep strikes again? Will Viève and Kamen be able to keep their hands off each other long enough to fight the war?

This is book seven and the final book in the nightwalker series. Frank fans will not be disappointed. If you have never read a Frank book or any of the Nightwalker series, never fear, it is a standalone that you can pick up and still fully enjoy. On my blog it will receive a 5+ rating, because some books are just that good, and this one is that good. I am sorry to see the series end though it will be like saying good bye to a group of old friends. That is what this series of characters and stories feel like friends and their stories, which is how good fiction should read.

The plot is well written, the characters are fully developed. Even though characters appear from previous stories they are not thrown in without explanation that reading their stories is necessary before you understand or enjoy this book. I highly recommend this book and evert other Frank novel. If you are new to her work and start with this and would like to start from the beginning go back to where it all begins with Jacob.

Is this one for you? Frank fan, Sci-Fi, paranormal romance, like a lot of steamy adult scenes with your romance, want some super- hot males as your main men, strong females as your lead characters, and want a book you are going to find it hard to put down? Then this one is for you.

Disclosures

*I would like to thank Loveswept via NetGALLEY for giving me an unreleased copy for an honest and fair review.

* If you buy this book through the above link money is generated, however, donated to the non-profit American Association of University Women (AAUW). 

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