Review: Night's Captive
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 19, 2012
Loni Stanfield has just found the coolest little used bookstore, it's almost as if it appeared overnight. The owner suggests a book she thinks Loni will connect with and Loni does enjoy the book, so much so that she runs back to the store the next day to see if there is a sequel. However, the bookstore is gone and in it's place is a man throwing fireballs at her. Her rescuer is none other than Dark Enforcer (paranormal cops) Alec Page, the hero of the book she read the night before. Loni has suddenly found herself pushed into the world of the paranormal to solve a drug mystery. Alec Page wants the pretty human but humans are taboo for a reason..This book is alright, I wasn't particularly interested in the romance between the two. It just came off as very superficial and rushed. Loni and Alec were just flat for me. The bad guy was good at being a bad guy doing bad guy things and he was written to be this really powerful sorcerer, yet it seemed relatively easy for people to keep thwarting him. Some of the magical parts sometimes didn't make a whole lot of sense or should/could have been further elaborated on. I kind of found myself giving up (or maybe just losing interest) on trying to keep track of how everything worked. It seemed like the author had a lot she wanted to include and I think she may have overextended herself with this.This just didn't really work for me. I have heard good things about this author so I was surprised that this wasn't that great. However, I would try something else by her, but I won't continue with this particular series.