Review: Emotionally moving
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 5, 2012
I knew Caressed by Night was not going to be like the first book in this series Caressed by Moonlight.  First of all, Moonlight was a paranormal/historical and Night is paranormal/contemporary.  If no one has heard of Amanda J. Greene before now, you better get on board!I was wondering why Dorian didn't kill Ven from Moonlight when he had the chance at the end, now I know why.  Ven was saved for the conflict in Night; and what a conflict!  The characters were beautifully written to where I was lost in the emotions between Kerstyn and Dimitri, even Falcon and Sonya got me at the end.Caressed by Night is full of passion, romance, and excitement.  But the thing that got me with this book was strange, to me anyway.  I get hooked on a book's sexual heat level, the more sexual tension the better I say, and even though Caressed by Night had more than enough sex and sexual tension I was drawn in by the intimacy between Kerstyn and Dimitri.  They just seemed so right for each other. But that being said,  I was a little annoyed by Kerstyn's best friend Denise but I guess some people are like that.  I can't really give too much away though.  I was also annoyed by Kerstyn's fate, I can't really say too much about that either if you're going to read the book.  Sorry!But really, Caressed by Night was sensual and magnetic.  I absolutely loved every page and I cannot wait for #3 in this series, Caressed by a Crimson Moon.