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| Original Title: | Hunters of the Dusk |
| ISBN: | 0316000981 (ISBN13: 9780316000987) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Cirque du Freak #7 |
| Characters: | Darren Shan |
Darren Shan
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 208 pages Rating: 4.17 | 23726 Users | 501 Reviews
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Another adventure off to a good start.
Prince Darren, along with Larten Crepsley and Harkat Mulds, are sent off on a special mission to hunt the Vampaneze Lord by Mr. Tiny.
I really enjoy Darren as a main character. It will be interesting to see where the other takes things as the story progresses. As with the other stories in the series, the book is well written, and has no ending. I'll have to read the next book in the series to continue the plot started in this book. Which is one of my biggest annoyances about this series. Why three 200 page books rather than one 600 page book?
It's so hard to rate a book when it's not finished. Did I like what I've read so far? Sure it was engaging and I want to pick up the next book so i can see what happens next. But I really shouldn't have to. I should be able to just turn the page and start the next chapter.
To read my review of the other books in this series, use the links below:
Book One: A Living Nightmare
Book Two: The Vampire's Assistant
Book Three: Tunnels of Blood
Book Four: Vampire Mountain
Book Five: Trials of Death
Book Six: The Vampire Prince
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| Title | : | Hunters of the Dusk (Cirque du Freak #7) |
| Author | : | Darren Shan |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 208 pages |
| Published | : | May 11th 2005 by Little, Brown Young Readers (first published 2002) |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Young Adult. Horror. Paranormal. Vampires |
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Ratings: 4.17 From 23726 Users | 501 ReviewsCommentary Containing Books Hunters of the Dusk (Cirque du Freak #7)
THIS BOOK DOES NOT have any Cirque Du FreakUnfortunately, this book has completely veered off from the original series. I remember my first time time through it that I was throwing my hands up in the air going - where's the freaks?? I really enjoyed the first few books where they are running around with the circus - meeting all the quirky characters and getting into trouble. This book definitely feels like everyone is in for the long hall.Audiobook CommentsRead by Ralph Lister - an excellentso I absolutely love this book and I loved how it was different to the others in the sense that it was told 6 years on and we get to find out what Darren's been doing in that time all of his training how he decided to do the games even though he didn't have to and everything about the Vampaneze and how he and Mr Crepsley and the little person needed to go on a secret Mission this was my favourite bit in the book That's funny. You were singing about how much you loved it earlier. 'Ale, ale, I
This one felt super short! Nothing really happened! At least we did learn about (view spoiler)[how Mr Crepsley got his scar. Interesting. (hide spoiler)] And we went back to (view spoiler)[the Cirque to see Evra again! And he's got kids now. So strange, especially the name of his son, Shankus. I definitely wouldn't name my kid that XD (hide spoiler)]Who knows when I'll get to the next one, but I will see where they go next.
Another adventure off to a good start. Prince Darren, along with Larten Crepsley and Harkat Mulds, are sent off on a special mission to hunt the Vampaneze Lord by Mr. Tiny. I really enjoy Darren as a main character. It will be interesting to see where the other takes things as the story progresses. As with the other stories in the series, the book is well written, and has no ending. I'll have to read the next book in the series to continue the plot started in this book. Which is one of my
When a friend of mine recommended a young adult series to me about vampires I was a little hesitant. Thinking back a few years to the time I tried many vampire series friends of mine loved I almost lost interest completely. But I trusted this friend and decided to check it out. I could always stop reading after the first book. I was relieved to see that this book didnt look like any of the other vampire books I tried to read so I didnt have come up with an excuse why I couldnt read this series.
As Darren holds the spot of vampire price since he was supposed to be sentenced to hall of death for running away from his trials but was voted by the vampires to become prince wich was the only solution other than death. Comes a well expected vsit by all vampires, Desmond Tiny who is hated by the vampires made a prophecy talking about the Vampaneze Lord and a great war. The Vampaneze Lord is alive and traveling the world. Now, it's up to Darren Shan, Mr. Crepsley and a the Vampire Prince Vancha
I stayed up pretty late to finish this book and it was worth it. Darren always seems to have this 'vampire luck' while afterwards it seems that it wasn't much like luck at all. I love how short these books all are though
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