Jacob: The Nightwalkers Romance ebooks Frank, Jacquelyn Diesel eBooks

Fiction eBooks

General Fiction
Romance
Erotica
Fantasy
Science Fiction
Mystery & Detective
Suspense & Thrillers
Action & Adventure
Children's Fiction
Classics & Drama
Literary & Poetry
Download Free eBooks

Chapter One

From far above, he watched with unwavering dark eyes as they walked down the shadowy street. The human male was so absorbed in his flirtation with his female, he would have no chance of protecting her from harm should they be surprised by a threat. What if he were to drop onto them from his current height?

Although in that instance, "surprised" wouldn't be an adequate descriptive. The debate of defense would be futile as well. A human versus one of his ilk?

Jacob the Enforcer exhaled a sardonic laugh.

The redheaded woman had chosen poorly, in his opinion. No respectable male would have encouraged his partner to venture out on such a forbidding night. Mystical portents aside, the street they walked w ... read full excerpt from Jacob: The Nightwalkers ebook

Avg. Customer Review: 5 out of 5 stars

Number Of Comments: 11

6 of 12 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 09/02/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from Lexington, VA US
This book was not the first Nightwalker novel that I read but I found that I liked Jacob to be my favorite one. It could be that it answered some questions from the other books and had a human that got powers suddenly but I liked this one the best. I found it to be sensual and something that I could read over and over again. I was surprised that the reason for the main enemy of following books was so insignificant in this story though. Perhaps it is more prominent in the second book.
Was this review helpful to you?

8 of 13 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 08/15/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from north potomac, US
I like the romance and supernatural elements to this book, but there was a lot of mushy dialog. But thats what you get for reading a romance novel!
Was this review helpful to you?

5 of 12 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 08/14/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from Bay Area, CA US
Jacquelyn Frank painted a brand new world with Jacob, the first book of the Nightwalkers series. Jacob, the Demon Enforcer, has spent seven hundred years hunting rogue demons. Lonely, feared, and unloved until the fateful night, when beautiful Bella falls out of her apartment window and into his arm. Both Jacob and Isabella's characters are well developed and enjoyable. Bella is spunky, sweet and charming. She holds her own even as her life is turned topsy-turvy and in the midst of a race who regards human beneath them. As heroine goes, I really enjoyed Bella as she bravely embraces the unknown instead wallow in denial, works hard to be of use instead of a damsel in distress. Jacob is head over hill with his desire for his Bella even though his law forbids such union. I totally loved this alpha male, his possessiveness, protectiveness, passion and devotion towards his mate. This is a wonderfully sensual paranormal romance. Definitely check it out.
Was this review helpful to you?

11 of 23 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 07/09/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from Mandurah, WA AU
I really liked this book.I really liked the fact that the heroine was feisty, and protected what she believed in, and those she believed in. The hero was protective and dominating, but not so much that you felt like strangling him.This book has a good plot as well as character depth.If you like books from authors like Christine Feehan and Gena Showalter, you should enjoy this.
Was this review helpful to you?

17 of 42 people found the following eBook review helpful:
	2 06/01/2008
Reviewer: A viewer from Australia
A compelling romance novel with an interesting take on the world of demons. Whilst the steamy relationship is central to this story the sub-plot and peripheral characters are still very entertaining.
Was this review helpful to you?