Devil May Cry (Dark-Hunter, Book 11) | Sherrilyn Kenyon

Devil May Cry (Dark-Hunter, Book 11) | Sherrilyn Kenyon | Sinfully delightful

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	Devil May Cry (Dark-Hunter, Book 11) Sherrilyn Kenyon St. Martin's Press, 2007 - 320 pages average customer review:based on 137 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Devil May Cry

Sherrilyn Keyon knows how to get the readers attention. I have enjoyed
all of her Dark Hunter Series. Iam waiting for her story on Nick and Ash,
they are worth reading.

Sinfully delightful

I had been awaiting Sin's story for several years--ever since I first read his profile, and I had a soft spot for Kat--not enough to see her as Ash's HEA, but definitely enough to see her as Sin's HEA.

Sin was awesome--and Kat, I adored her. She was smart and strong and truly a wonderful heroine. The story is fast pace, filled with romance, adventure and even section that can make you teary eyed.

I loved these two together--they balanced each other perfectly, and all the new things that happened in this novel, entertwined with some of the older plots made this a lot of fun....

I read it so quickly--and as with most books I read by this author, I was sorry to see the last page. Because of the relationship between Kat and Ash, I can be assured of seeing more of Sin and Kat in further novels.....so all is well!
I thought this novel was well woth the hardcover price--and if you are collecting the novels as I am, it's nice to have the Hardcover up front, rather than having to purchase it after you've read the paperback--and usually used.

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It was a'right

Sin, an ancient Sumerian God of the moon is tricked by Artemis and lost his powers. He has a major grudge against her ever since. Enter Katra, Artemis's illegitimate daughter. Misled by her mother to believe Sin is evil, Katra decides to attack Sin, only to discover he is not the nasty baddie mommy dearest made him out to be. Instead he is an extremely hot fertility god. Sin and Katra hook up. Together they decide to rescue Sin's twin brother and stop a demonic invasion. Can their love survive a secret in Kat's past and the demonic horde they are both striving to fight?

I liked elements of this story. contrary to how he was portrayed, I didn't find Sin to be that hot. He seemed like a big sulky baby half the time. I know he lost his powers. I know it was Artemis who betrayed him, but I really wanted him man up and stop complaining. Watching a grown man rant and rave about revenge against a woman just was off putting.. Likewise, I found Kat to be a bit of a Mary Sue. She didn't have much personality, except for loving the unlovable- her hopelessly flawed mother. Even Kat's big secret was sort of contrived. I found it difficult to believe that Sin would hold it against her considering what he knows of Artie and how she manipulates people.

Since Sin was a Sumerian, I was hoping to see a bit of detail about his background and culture. Instead Sin had fully adapted to modern life (well, aside from wearing leather pants), so he could be any mix-and-match dark hunter. The sex scenes were really flat. Especially the scene where Kat loses her virginity. Very cookie cutter.

Overall, an Ok read, but nothing to get me too excited.

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Not as sinfully delicious as I had hoped

The Dark hunter series has been an "up and down" reading experience for me and I found this one to be simply average. It is difficult for an author to maintain the tension and excitement from the first part of a series, especially when so many books are produced so quickly. This book does reveal more about the fictional pantheon that SK has developed. I liked all the parts with Simi and Ash, but neither Sin nor Katra were very compelling. A lot of the dialogue was stilted and the constant sarcasm was redundant.

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