Reviewed by Misty S.
December 12, 2004
"...started off very broken and haphazard."
This book started off very broken and haphazard. Slowly, the writing became a little more organized and cohesive. Unfortunately, it lacked a lot to make an interesting read. It was not original and lacked passion. The ideas were very common ones in this genre.
The thing I disliked most about the book was how the author tried to make drinking blood okay if the person/victim were evil. That is all fine and good, but further into the story the vampires accepted it was okay to drink blood if there was a possibility that the person/victim would give them away...even if that person were innocent! If the vampires are going to do evil, make them evil. Don't make humans think the vampires are good as long as it's in their best interest to kill.
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Book Description for The Dark Princess
Cassandra has every reason to fear her upcoming marriage with the friend of the sadistic man who calls himself her father. But fate has a way of protecting the innocent. Cassandra?s knight in shining armor turns out to be the handsome Russian Prince Dmitri Donskoy. At first glance, Dmitri knows Cassandra is the one woman he could share eternity with. As he introduces her to the beauty of passion, she falls in love with the mysterious prince. Before offering marriage, Dmitri confesses the dark secret he has been hiding. Now, Cassandra must decide if she is willing to give up her soul for the man who has already staked a claim on her heart!
