A Rider is mortal, aging just as other humans. That little trick comes in handy when you are an assassin for the good. These men and woman of capable of becoming shadows themselves and traveling wherever the shadows are. With Christine Feehan, I thought of immortal biker's. (and, his Boston accents aren't bad either!) In Shadow Rider, I guess I didn't know what to expect. With a name like Frangione, you know those Italian accents are going to be spot on. His level of sensitivity, his pace, and his damned sexy voice makes any story come alive. Ward's BDB series knows what a great performer Jim can be. I am so very happy that the publisher decided to go with Jim Frangione. I can say that this really is a breath of fresh air for her fans, however, I have a 'but' to put in there. We look at a new series with trepidation, wondering if we are getting more of the same. We know what this author is capable of, and we know when books are churned out too fast and undeveloped. I know I am starting a review in a negative light, but, other fans of her series have voiced and written of the same. I hated the pages and pages of Carpathian text, which I felt was filler for weaker plots. There for awhile, I stopped buying her books.

It hasn't always been a love relationship. I have been reading her for now over 10 years. I, like many of her fans, loved her Carpathian series.

What made the experience of listening to Shadow Rider the most enjoyable?Ĭhristine Feehan was one of the first romance authors that I followed faithfully.

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