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Dawnbreaker was certainly an improvement over Dayhunter! Starting about a month later, we're back in Savannah with Mira and Tristan. It's not the quiet break she was hoping for, since small groups of naturi have been attacking steadily the entire time. It's a few days until the equinox, when the naturi will perform their next sacrifice, and Mira is struggling to get her domain in order before taking off to Machu Picchu in order to stop it.

The focus is once again back onto the inevitable war between the nightwalkers and the naturi. The naturi are becoming much more visible and reckless than they have before, but that's nothing compared to the havoc they'll unleash if the seal between worlds opens. It is battle after battle as the two species make their way to the sacrificial site. I had a feeling of what was coming, but I was nervous the entire time hoping it wasn't so. There's plenty of twists and turns along the way though!

I also liked how Dawnbreaker showed more of the varied relationships between all of the supernaturals. Tensions are SUPER high between Mira and the werewolves, since she's like a beacon for the naturi who can control them. The local pack leader is understandably not happy that Mira has dragged her personal war into the city. There's a new witch in town, who is suppose to help Mira with the impossible task of learning to control Earth magic. She didn't get much page time, but I liked her and hope to see her again. Then, of course, there's Danaus who is something totally unique (and supposedly impossible). He's a bit more dangerous than everyone assumed.

Dawnbreaker was super tense and exciting! I'm loving the mythology and world building, and how it's creating this interesting story arc. Mira is much more than she knows, and I had a theory about what that is. There's lots of holes in my theory, but I do think it's possible, but I was wrong. The ending has a slight cliffhanger, and I can't help but wonder what the witches want with Mira now.


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Dawnbreaker Dark Days Book 3 Jocelynn Drake 9780061542886 Books Reviews

Don't know if I would call this quality literature that will stand the test of time. But definitely entertaining. Probably better than sitting around and watching TV for hours. At least that's what I tell myself.
good book-new twist on vampires-not the same old thing
I love Paranormal Romance / Urban Fantasy / Dark Fantasy. This series is what The Anita Blake series started out to become before it got lost in the sex.
I've read all three books so far in less than a week. I've enjoyed all of them, especially her twist on the typical vampire novel. This series stands out from others and I highly recommend them.
I started reading this book and could not put it down. It took me three days to read, starting on Friday and finishing on Sunday. I love the interplay between the male vampire hunter and female vampire. It's fascinating how they compliment one another and the subtle sexual tension reminds me of the olden days when foreplay was long and drawn out to enhance the feelings. I bought all the sequences....and, I'm feeling good.
An excellent third addition to the Dark Days series!! There was never a dull moment. Lots of action, drama, and suspense to keep readers on their toes. I couldn't have enjoyed this book more.

Mira is back in Savannah, where she had hoped to escape the influence of the Coven and her Naturi problems. However, the Naturi seem to have followed her home, and they are coming after her with ferocious intent. She will have to rely on her hunter companion and her slowly increasing family to have her back in this trying time.

The Naturi invading her territory is not the only problem that Mira has. It's not even the worst. The Naturi plan to open the door that will free their trapped queen, Aurora, and Mira has only days to stop them. When a Naturi proclaimed to be a traitor to her own kind winds up in Mira's possession, she has hope that she may be able to keep Aurora from re-entering into her world; but can this Naturi be trusted? After all, she appears to be the youngest sister of the Naturi queen, princess to the Naturi. Where exactly do her loyalties lie?

Mira will discover this and more as she races to close the portal between the worlds and save the world from the disastrous return of the Naturi queen. Secrets will be revealed. Loyalties will be tested. And trust will become the most fluid commodity available. Who do you trust when you're surrounded by enemies?
I continue to reallyl like this series. Dawnbreaker continues what was started in Nightwalker. Mira and Co. are still trying to prevent the doors from being opened and more Naturi, specifically their queen Aurora, from being let free. This time they are taken back to where it all started Machu Picchu where a half century ago Mira was held captive. Mira goes with the complete expectation of being killed in this fight. Plus, she's tired of being used as a pawn for the Triad and other members of the Coven.

The relationship between Mira and Danaus is the most interesting. What started out as a grudging partnership (the lesser of two evils) has quickly turned into caring. At least that's how it reads, but I'm sure the characters would deny such an attraction being that they still joke about killing each other one day. But I like the evolvement of their relationship and I look forward to it getting more serious.

While I feel Dawnbreaker is more of a conclusion to the story arc started at the beginning of the series, there's still storylines that need to be tied up and new developments that will take us into the next books. I'm really happy that I've started this series now that it's complete because I don't think I would want to wait for the next release!

Mira continues to be a strong female (vampire) character that I like. She's put through a lot in the books, so far but she always does what is needed of her sometimes above and beyond. I like her character growth and can't wait to see where the story leads.
Dawnbreaker was certainly an improvement over Dayhunter! Starting about a month later, we're back in Savannah with Mira and Tristan. It's not the quiet break she was hoping for, since small groups of naturi have been attacking steadily the entire time. It's a few days until the equinox, when the naturi will perform their next sacrifice, and Mira is struggling to get her domain in order before taking off to Machu Picchu in order to stop it.

The focus is once again back onto the inevitable war between the nightwalkers and the naturi. The naturi are becoming much more visible and reckless than they have before, but that's nothing compared to the havoc they'll unleash if the seal between worlds opens. It is battle after battle as the two species make their way to the sacrificial site. I had a feeling of what was coming, but I was nervous the entire time hoping it wasn't so. There's plenty of twists and turns along the way though!

I also liked how Dawnbreaker showed more of the varied relationships between all of the supernaturals. Tensions are SUPER high between Mira and the werewolves, since she's like a beacon for the naturi who can control them. The local pack leader is understandably not happy that Mira has dragged her personal war into the city. There's a new witch in town, who is suppose to help Mira with the impossible task of learning to control Earth magic. She didn't get much page time, but I liked her and hope to see her again. Then, of course, there's Danaus who is something totally unique (and supposedly impossible). He's a bit more dangerous than everyone assumed.

Dawnbreaker was super tense and exciting! I'm loving the mythology and world building, and how it's creating this interesting story arc. Mira is much more than she knows, and I had a theory about what that is. There's lots of holes in my theory, but I do think it's possible, but I was wrong. The ending has a slight cliffhanger, and I can't help but wonder what the witches want with Mira now.