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| Title | : | Hunting Julian (Gatherers #1) |
| Author | : | Jacquelyn Frank |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 332 pages |
| Published | : | January 1st 2010 by Zebra (first published December 15th 2009) |
| Categories | : | Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal |
Jacquelyn Frank
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 332 pages Rating: 3.86 | 2948 Users | 110 Reviews
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As an Advocate for his colony, Julian Sawyer travels to Earth to bring back the Chosen--women who possess energy potent enough to help revitalize his people. The stunning, silver-clad beauty who strides into his club one night radiates a sensual magnetism unlike any he's encountered, and Julian realizes that Asia Callahan is not just Chosen, she is his kindra: his one true mate.For months, Asia has tracked the beautiful and mysterious Julian across the country, convinced that he's behind the disappearance of her sister and a dozen other women. She's prepared to believe he's a ruthless killer, but when she presents herself as bait, she discovers that the truth is far more shocking. Taken to a strange, hazardous realm she never knew existed, Asia will face the ultimate choice--between abandoning the life she's always known, and forsaking a passion as dangerous as it is powerful.
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| Original Title: | Hunting Julian |
| ISBN: | 142010425X (ISBN13: 9781420104257) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Gatherers #1 |
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Ratings: 3.86 From 2948 Users | 110 ReviewsWeigh Up Based On Books Hunting Julian (Gatherers #1)
Okay this book was stinky. I didn't like Asia much at all. She whined and complained the whole book. Even though Julian tried to let her know he had no choice but to kidnap her and that she was saving people, even after they had sex and she saw all these peopled healed she just let them sick all over again because she didn't wanted people to tell her what to do. Is she like 13? And then the sex healing thing, totally absurd and I'm willing to believe almost anything with the PNR books. If sheThis book is around 250 pages long. Not exactly sure on the number because of the way my Sony Reader figures page count... but my point is that it isn't a super long book. I only gave the book 3 stars because I got really sick and tired of Asia's attitude and inability to view herself as the type of woman who could or would even want to have a relationship. Ms. Frank did a great job of conveying this as an issue for Asia and I was even able to logically relate, though where all her mistrust of
I just couldn't get into this one and didn't even finish it.
I rarely rate a book lower than three stars because if it is NOT at least 3 stars or above I simply do NOT waste my time finishing it. I was incredibly interested in the world Jacquelyn Frank created with the Beneath. I personally believe the story would have been much better if the heroine, Asia, was simply likable, but she was a complete and utter BITCH. Except for the love of her sister, Asia simply was a miserable person. I kept hoping she would change but it did not happen until the story
I was held on end wanting to know exactly what it was that Julian was doing with all the women. Then to feel the heat between him and Asia set things moving forward. He was deliciously hot, seductive, and on a mission for his people. Asia had no way of know that he was not of this world. To subdue the attack and still help his people Julian never would have guessed that she was the one to change his life forever. Or be a key to the source that could feed his people.I found her a new way of
Very interesting world building. The chemistry between the main couple was great but I wished she continued with the series
As a huge fan of this author's Nightwalker and Shadowwalker series, I was beyond excited to discover that there was a new series coming out. I love the language use, characters, worldbuilding, and details from those books, so I figured I would get more of the same in this new series. While there are plenty of elements here that are definitely unique, overall I felt the finished product of the book lacked a little of the panache of the other two sets of novels.First though, I will give props to
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