Dark Prince

By: Christine Feehan

Narrated by: Abby Craden

An incomparable gift for Christine Feehan fans, Dark Prince returns in a new, author’s cut special edition. #1 New York Times bestseller Feehan revisits her classic tale of paranormal romance—the breathtaking story of a beautiful hunter with extraordinary telepathic abilities captivated by the powerful allure of a tormented prince of the mysterious Carpathians—expanding the beloved story by 100 never before seen pages! Here is your golden opportunity to experience the first book in Christine Feehan’s remarkable Dark saga as you never have before, whether it’s a glorious re-entrance into this writer’s mystical, unforgettable world…or your very first visit!

Crybaby woman

It was a good book overall, but the main woman was such a crybaby and whined about almost everything and if she wasn’t by halfway through it I couldn’t stand her. I am worried that maybe the tread of this author...may hold off on getting another book at least of this series.

Dark Prince Re-Release

As I listen to all of this series on audible vs. reading the actual book, I wasn't totally happy with this one. I did like getting all the additional information that wasn't in the original release, but the narrarator wasn't as good as the first one. As many of you know, the narraration makes book all the more enjoyable. With that said, the book was good (with lots of information), but could have been better with another narrarator.

Never gets old

I read this book for the first time over 20yrs ago, and it still holds up. Raven inserting her independence, Mikhail protecting her while still trying to let her have her independence. Is wonderful to watch, and it just keeps getting better with each book.

Definitely A One Timer

The story is full of action and suspense, but the story is based around characters with such extreme personality issues and their dysfunctional relationship as to make the story very hard to listen to. I almost quit listening to this book several times. It is a good story and it has very deep social overtones, but, in my opinion, almost so overdone as to detract from the story.

exalent

I love these books always a grate read and I'm a guy it's got a little bit of every thing