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I don't begrudge anyone the right to earn a living, but I am really starting to hate book series. About the time I thought I might get to the conclusion of the Renegade Angels story, I find that there is yet another installment that is not yet released. I didn't even realize that this story wasn't concluding until I turned the page on my Kindle and was greeted with "Please enjoy this excerpt from the next Renegade Angels novel, coming soon..." Argh!

If you read my review of the first book in the series, A Touch of Crimson, I commented that the story was pretty good, but that I felt that it was bloated with too many "species" and too much internal musing over guilt, vengeance and redemption. The good news is that A Hunger So Wild, what I now know is the second installment seems to be more focused and the mysterious central plot element seems more clearly defined and less confusing than in the first installment. I also found the main characters of this installment, the Fallen Angel Vashti and the Lycan Elijah to be stronger and more compelling characters. That said, I was annoyed that the story is being drug out to a THIRD installment. Be advised also that this book would NOT do well as a stand alone read.

You are probably thinking that my comments make the case for a book series as opposed to a stand alone novel. Perhaps they do, but what I really long for is a complete story in a single book. Why do book series seem to be more and more popular? Is it because Sylvia Day and authors like her don't have the stamina or ongoing imagination to write a complete work of some length a la Stephen King, Elizabeth Strout, or Gillian Flynn, to name just a few? I don't think so. The stories are often purposely bloated to generate a publishable work of about 300 pages and to generate more income. What we end up with is the literary equivalent of fast food: books that temporarily filling, but ultimately unsatisfying. Read at your own risk.


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A Hunger So Wild A Renegade Angels Novel Sylvia Day Books Reviews

Oh wow! A Hunger So Wild is the second book in the Renegade Angel series. And it follows right from where the first book, A Touch of Crimson - Adrian & Lindsays' story, finishes at. This is Elijah & Vashti's story. If you havent read the first book, you must, because you're missing out on all the character & storyline developments to begin with.

A Hunger so Wild begins in the wake of the Lycan revolution and a viral outbreak among the vampire minions that puts the Sentinel (angels) in a vulnerable position. Their security has been breached leaving a series of betrayal among all 3 clans.

Syre, the leader of the Fallen (vampires) takes advantage of the sentinels vulnerability and sends Vashti, his second-in-command to conduct an allegiance with the Lycans. Despite her hatred for the 'dogs' she obeys her commander and meets with the Alpha of the Lycans, Elijah, whom she suspects is the murderer of her friend.

Elijah, the most dominant of lycans (and one of Adrians most loyal subjects), has been forced to take upon the position as the Alpha of the Lycans despite the consequences he may face from the sentinels.

Vashti, the second most powerful vampire surprisingly discovers that Elijah happens to be her equal that she never thought she would encounter after losing her mate in the past. Their sexual desires for each other soon develops much deeper than they thought that it conflicts with their loyalty for their own kind. Until they can no longer resist each other they have to come to an agreement that will keep them bound together forever.

This book had me hooked from page 1. There's so much more I want to say in this review but I dont want to spoil it for anyone. Im disappointed that it had to end. I just cant get enough of this series that I just want more more more!! And unfortunately I have to suffer and wait the many months for the 3rd book to come.

Sylvia is now officially my most favorite Author. Every single book I have read so far of hers (the crossfire novels as well) has had me in love with her writing.

I would highly recommend this series to anyone that loves paranormal books with HOT SEXY ALPHA HEROES & HEROINES.
BEWARE. Love, love, love this series. It is unbelievably good. But BEWARE. I am VERY UPSET because it has been over FIVE YEARS and the final book of this series has still not been written. Unbelievable. This is how Sylvia treats her readers? I refuse to read any more of her books and I have learned to never again start a series by any author unless all the books in the series have been written. Sylvia Day and her publisher need to understand that there are a lot of good authors out there. If this is how Sylvia is going to treat her loyal readers then I will find another author to read. I am done with Sylvia Day - I don't trust her anymore.
I don't begrudge anyone the right to earn a living, but I am really starting to hate book series. About the time I thought I might get to the conclusion of the Renegade Angels story, I find that there is yet another installment that is not yet released. I didn't even realize that this story wasn't concluding until I turned the page on my and was greeted with "Please enjoy this excerpt from the next Renegade Angels novel, coming soon..." Argh!

If you read my review of the first book in the series, A Touch of Crimson, I commented that the story was pretty good, but that I felt that it was bloated with too many "species" and too much internal musing over guilt, vengeance and redemption. The good news is that A Hunger So Wild, what I now know is the second installment seems to be more focused and the mysterious central plot element seems more clearly defined and less confusing than in the first installment. I also found the main characters of this installment, the Fallen Angel Vashti and the Lycan Elijah to be stronger and more compelling characters. That said, I was annoyed that the story is being drug out to a THIRD installment. Be advised also that this book would NOT do well as a stand alone read.

You are probably thinking that my comments make the case for a book series as opposed to a stand alone novel. Perhaps they do, but what I really long for is a complete story in a single book. Why do book series seem to be more and more popular? Is it because Sylvia Day and authors like her don't have the stamina or ongoing imagination to write a complete work of some length a la Stephen King, Elizabeth Strout, or Gillian Flynn, to name just a few? I don't think so. The stories are often purposely bloated to generate a publishable work of about 300 pages and to generate more income. What we end up with is the literary equivalent of fast food books that temporarily filling, but ultimately unsatisfying. Read at your own risk.