Dark Tarot (A Carpathian Novel)

These books are so well written and though you have to wait for a while it’s easy to get back into the story and remember previous information because of the way they are written, thank you. Roll on the next one.

What has happened to Christine Feehan storytelling. It jumps from one time frame to another with no rhyme or reason. Each time I got too the end of a chapter it took me back to the index and I had to choose the next chapter to get back into the story. I loved her earlier books but she has lost her wonderful storytelling. No real ending. I’m seriously think of not buying any of her books in the future. Getting too expensive to buy and I’m just not enjoying them anymore.

I am I pleased to find that this latest book is a return to the better quality& style of writing we had come to expect from this author and this series Loved the characters and the story me is much improved from the previous few books I loved the characters and look forward to their continuing stories from the hints given by Adalasia Truly hope that this higher quality continues forward as I as well as many other readers feared the author may have lost her mojo as there have been so many recent books in this series which were not up to the usual level My only slight gripe is my usual one that the book ends at 89% to make way for a huge appendix of Carpathian meanings when I'm sure a link to the information would suffice then anyone wishing to learn more could explore at their leisure With the cost of the kindle edition being more than for the paperback I always feel a little cheated sorry Enjoy 😉

Sandu is an ancient who has waited centuries for his life mate. On the very eve of deciding to met the dawn, he hears a woman's voice and his whole world is opened up. Andalusia is charged with a sacred task of keeping evil at bay. She knows Sandy is meant to help her and together they set out on a journey that is fraught with danger.along they way they meet old friends and new that will help them with this quest. Dark Tarot introduces a new plot twist to the Carpathian world. I gave Dark Tarot five stars because it is well written and kept me entertained. The building of the relationship between Sandu and Andalusia was beautifully written. The final chapter lets know this is the beginning of this story arc yet finishes out this couples story with their hea.

Was a huge disappointment. Just replace the names and it's basically the same story told 35 times. Nothing new that was interesting or unique.