Alexandra Keller is Chicago’s most gifted plastic surgeon. Michael Cyprian is a reclusive New Orleans millionaire who is in desperate need of her skills. She is the only surgeon who may be able to repair the severe damage that has been done to his face.
Alexandra declines but Michael Cyprien does not like to be told no. She is kidnapped and taken to his mansion in the heart of the Garden District. There, she finds a love to which she may have to surrender her life and soul. If Angels Burn is the first book in the Darkyn series. Viehl creates a multi-layered world of intriguing characters and mystery. You won’t want it to end.
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September 11th, 2006 at 10:44 am
I think this is one of the worst vampire novels I’ve ever read.
I used to like her StarDoc novels, until her writing got dry and mechanical. This was just more of the same. Way too much info on the medical aspects. She’s the doctor.. not us. I found myself rolling my eyes and skipping over parts.
December 17th, 2006 at 8:29 pm
Lynn Viehl’s crisp, forward moving writing style is a wonderful contrast to the many flowery novels in the genre. The characters depicted are multi-faceted and the premise is unique. Some of the “vampirisims” seemed a little cliched. Overall, I was very entertained by the medical aspects, intense romantic scences and underlying conspiracy theory!
Looking forward to more of this series and I hope to see these characters again.
November 26th, 2007 at 8:10 pm
I really loved this book. I am hooked. Alexandra and Micheal are fantastic together. This was not a book I could predict, it was a great read and I will be reading the others. I hope to see Alex and Mike again.
February 22nd, 2008 at 11:22 pm
I liked this book, enough to be pulled into the series and look forward to reading more Darkyn novels. I must admit, though, I found the chemistry between Alex and Cyprien unconvincing. For the most part, I enjoyed Alex’s character and her interactions with the rest of the “cast.”