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Title	:	A Caress of Twilight (Merry Gentry #2)
Author	:	Laurell K. Hamilton
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 348 pages
Published	:	March 15th 2005 by Ballantine Books (first published March 1st 2002)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fairies. Fae

A Caress of Twilight (Merry Gentry #2)

Laurell K. Hamilton

Paperback | Pages: 348 pages

Rating: 4.06 | 36411 Users | 795 Reviews

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“I am Princess Meredith, heir to a throne—if I can stay alive long enough to claim it.”

After eluding relentless assassination attempts by Prince Cel, her cousin and rival for the Faerie crown, Meredith Gentry, Los Angeles private eye, has a whole new set of problems. To become queen, she must bear a child before Cel can father one of his own. But havoc lies on the horizon: people are dying in mysterious, frightening ways, and suddenly the very existence of the place known as Faerie is at grave risk. So now, while she enjoys the greatest pleasures of her life attempting to conceive a baby with the warriors of her royal guard, she must fend off an ancient evil that could destroy the very fabric of reality. And that’s just her day job. . . .


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Original Title:	A Caress of Twilight (Merry Gentry, #2)
ISBN:	0345478169 (ISBN13: 9780345478160)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Merry Gentry #2
Characters:	Meredith "Merry" Gentry, Frost (Killing Frost), Kitto, Doyle (Queen's Darkness), Rhys (Cromm Crauch), Galen (A Kiss of Shadows), Nicca, Maeve Reed
Setting:	United States of America

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I picked this series up because it had been tagged RH, I am at my RH phase so I went all for it. I didn't really enjoy this one, it felt real long but with nothing happening. It was basically maneuvering through the intricacies of politics between the two courts, lots of mirror talk and then sex, not even good sex, just plain old sex. I wanted RH,where the characters show their commitment to the heroine but everyone seems to be on their own,they are all working towards their agenda and I did not

Second book: still trashy bordering on decadent, still packed with flowery prose, still moving at a snails pace. I think the whole book moved ahead about five days.Some of it I liked. Hamilton comes up with some beautiful descriptions, and the confrontations can be pretty satisfying (Meredith's mirror-argument with her bitch of a mother is a great example.) But good God, things can get tedious. In the first book I thought it was the endless descriptions that were slowing things down. We've still



I couldn't finish this book, it was too too annoying. 1- If the whole point of you sleeping with a bunch of dudes is to get pregnant, WHY ARE YOU NOT TAKING TESTS OR PAYING ATTENTION TO WHAT YOUR BODY IS TELLING YOU?!!? It's obvious (distracting) that the main character is preggo throughout this story and we're all waiting around for her dumb ass to figure it out.2- If your magic vagina can heal two different men (one with a very old "injury") in the first novel, why can it not heal the other

Again, I had a hard time liking this series. I did finished the second book and I really really want to like it or rate it with 5 stars. It wasnt because of the narration this time, it was because somethings were missing. It lacks emotions. Im no expert but I wanted something to stir things up. It was like with too much characters, emotions were left out. I have no complain about merry having seven lovers. But it was just plain. No thrill. Nothing that sent me like a teenage girl giggling over

Faerie Tales Finally Get RealBefore I get serious, I must say that Doyle would make the best consort for Meredith. He knows the Unsidhe Court better than anyone, and is intelligent enough to know when to use his power and when to use diplomacy. Frost is too much like the nickname bestowed upon him by Andais. Rhys still has issues with Goblins, and Galen, while cute, would be nothing more than a boy toy. And there's something rather cool about a dark-skinned fae character. Most writers (save Emma

Second in the Meredith Gentry erotic urban fantasy series revolving around a half-fae princess and her harem in Los Angeles.My TakeIts a world we dont want to acknowledge and yet is so fascinating in its macabre acceptance of what they consider normal. An excellent example of how power corrupts absolutely mixed in with dethroned gods and goddesses. I love the culture of fae that Hamilton has created. That she chose the Unseelie instead of the Seelie, showing us the more positive side of the Dark