They both did even out by the end though. Emma was a little too naïve and meek, while Lachlain was too mean and rough. The characters were great, if not a little ridicules. It felt wrong to read, and so I wanted to read it even more. It was something so different from what I was use to reading. He often uses her fear to get his hands on her goods, and she let’s him for fear of him going all the way and raping her. It’s messed up, right? But when I read this years ago, I thought the roughness was…cool. He just has no manners and morals after escaping years of torture by Emma’s kind, vampires. Lachlain is mean but he isn’t vicious towards Emma.

They don’t even have sex until like 70-80%. Now, he doesn’t really force himself on her. The book consists of Lachlain kidnapping and sexually assaulting Emma and manipulating her into doing what he wants. There was just something about it that was forbidden.

I read it with a sense that something wasn’t quite right but I didn’t give a F. Yet when an ancient evil from her past resurfaces, will their desire deepen into a love that can bring a proud warrior to his knees and turn a gentle beauty into the fighter she was born to be? A Look Back ReviewĪ Hunger Like No Other was one of my first paranormal romance books. There, her fear of the Lykae-and their notorious dark desires-ebbs as he begins a slow, wicked seduction to sate her own dark cravings. Sheltered Emmaline Troy finally sets out to uncover the truth about her deceased parents-until a powerful Lykae claims her as his mate and forces her back to his ancestral Scottish castle. This Emmaline is a small, ethereal half Valkyrie/half vampire, who somehow begins to soothe the fury burning within him.Ī vampire captured by her wildest fantasy. Publisher: Simon and Schuster on March 17, 2011Ī mythic warrior who'll stop at nothing to possess her.Īfter enduring years of torture from the vampire horde, Lachlain MacRieve, leader of the Lykae Clan, is enraged to find the predestined mate he's waited millennia for is a vampire. Posted October 16th, 2014 in book review / 20 comments A Hunger Like No other by Kresley Cole Review: A Hunger Like No Other by Kresley Cole