Divine Night

by Melanie Jackson and Ana Huang

Alex had seen a dead man. Not that he should be surprised - he was supposedly dead too. Yet he, Alexandre Dumas, famous author of 'The Count of Monte Cristo' and 'The Three Musketeers', was most... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0505527375
• ISBN13: 9780505527370
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Love Spell
• Length: 339 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

another pleasing tale from talented author

Jackson always gives you a different read and this one is so intriguing. Alexander Dumas's life is slightly more interesting that his one-for-all-characters that he creates. With a touch of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Dumas is a bit long-lived! He has spent centuries spinning wonderful tales, loosely based on his own life. Only true love has proved illusive over the years; not since his lady love was killed has he opened his heart. Now Harmony has entered his life and he wants to love again, only his mortal, or as they case may be immortal enemy is back, too. A quirky, complex, original tale, that is so typically like Jackson.

dark action-packed complicated fantasy

Renowned mid nineteenth century action adventure author Alexander Dumas continues to write swashbuckling fictions long after he should have died. However, Alex is an immortal so much of his novels come from his own life. His latest tale that he struggles to write is based on the most difficult event he ever faced. The tragedy occurred six decades when Alex was approaching a century and a half of living. His immortal enemy Comte St. Germain ripped out the heart of the woman he loved. Always wanting vengeance, he never had an opportunity until now as St. Germain has reappeared. Alex teams up with psychic Harmony in attempt to end St. Germain's immortal reign of terror. The third superb Melanie Jackson gloomy Divine thriller (see DIVINE FIRE and DIVINE MADNESS) is an exhilarating tale from the moment the audience meets a still grieving Alex and never slows down as a High noon showdown is imminent. Although this tale can stand alone, reading the other two sagas will help the audience understand the complex world of the divine immortals especially since some interloping sidebars occur. Fans who appreciate a dark action-packed complicated fantasy will want to read DIVINE NIGHT and its predecessors. Harriet Klausner