This Dark Paradise

by Wendy Haley

Alexander Danilov, a seductive and spellbinding vampire, returns to his ancestral home in Savannah, Georgia, to find a home haunted by ghosts of the past and a family torn apart by dark secrets and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 078650000X
• ISBN13: 9780786500000
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: Diamond/Charter
• Length: 311 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Trouble In Paradise

Alexander Danilov returns to his ancestral home in Georgia after 40+ years abroad to be spend time with his several-times-removed grandaughter before she dies of old age and to reclaim the family home. This was a wonderful vampire book with a touch of romance. The violence is graphic in some spots, but well worth reading. Cant' wait to read the next installment - These Fallen Angels.

A passonate look into the trials of eternal death.

Alexi Danilov, founder of the Danilov clan comes back to his domain only once in a generation. Like always the Danilovs are fighting each and themselves, but Alex wouldn't have it any other way. Unknown to him is the fact that he is being by a stalked an old enermy that is thought to be dead. This in fact is true. He like Alex is a vampire. This is to be his hardest challenge ever.

LIKE VC ANDREWS? ANNE RICE?

This is one of the best books i have ever read involving modern vampires, anne rice aside. This is a novel that goes for the thorat and doesn't let go. It is simialr to vc andrews with the step back art. Similar too, is the characters. I liked the bad girl where in this novel, you get two. It has a VERY good plot and story line. I look forward to the next one in the series. I think this author should replace the ghostwriter of vc andrews. she's that good.

Don't overlook this book!

I've read This Dark Paradise twice, and it gets better every time. The book was like actually being there, it was written so well. I enjoyed it because there were few slow patches, and it always offered a surprise around every turn. Another point in its favor is all of the feeling that seems to have gone into it. Not one dimensional like some books.