I had to place my faith in Ms. Cole that this premise of a ghost falling in love with a vampire would work. I just couldn't see how this would go well at all. My faith was rewarded. I loved this book. It starts out so beautiful and even gothic. Neomi Laress is brutally murdered by a spurned lover in her house that she has just bought at a grand party she is throwing to celebrate her retirement from the ballet. She is a beautiful dancer in the early 20th century who has decided to leave her curre...

A vampire and a ghost falling in love. This was precious and delightful. I know I’m rating them 4 stars at the moment but emotionally, these books have been 5 star reads so far. This could possibly become one of my all time favourite series. It’s on the track for it, no doubt. The joy, the happiness, the contentment. (I might go back and change the ratings for some of them once I’m through with them all.)

Bumping this up from 4 to 5 stars for my second reread. This is hands down the best Wroth brothers book!

5 + starsDark Needs at Night's Edge was an absolutely fantastic read! I loved everything about this book. In fact, it might just be my favorite in the series thus far. I could go on and on about what I loved about this story, but I'm very anxious to start the next book in the series to find out what happens to Cade, the demon. Suffice it to say, this book has everything I love in a paranormal AND in a romance book. It has a creative and compelling world, a fascinating cast of motley characters,

Dark Needs at Night's Edge is a modern, more intensely paranormal version of The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.Rex Harrison: making ghosts sexy since 1947.It is, to date, my absolute favourite book in this series. Not that it's really had that much competition.So far it stands against an abductor, rapist, Sebastian/Kaderine who rock, and Bowen/Marie who don't.Conrad, a bloodmad and vicious vampire, is captured by his three brothers and trapped in an old mansion to help recover his sanity. Néomi, a 1920's

I have to rate this another 5 star read by Kresley Cole. Even though the plot was a lot different than the other books in the series, I still found this one hard to put down. It just felt so unusual to me, but in a good way. Mad vampire assassin meets lonely, beautiful ballerina ghost and falls in love against all odds--I just wasn't expecting that! I loved how Conrad and Neomi 'connected' over their long talks while each was a prisoner inside Neomi's estate. Loved their little game of black jac...

Well, it looks like my high school French class finally paid off in the end! Again, I breezed through this book! Dark Needs at Night’s Edge was such a thrill to read!To be honest, I was caught off-guard. I don’t usually enjoy ghost stories so I didn’t expect to be so transfixed by Neomi the French prima ballerina. But I was. The prologue is fantastic and once I started, I couldn’t stop! Murdered by her ex-husband in a bitter rage, Neomi Laress was stabbed to death in her own home after the brigh...

“People think happiness will simply fall into their laps. You have to aspire to it. And sometimes you have to seize it when it’s kicking and screaming.” Dark Needs at Night's Edge surprised me so much that I didn't see what was coming when I thought that this book must be like the others. I fell in love with Néomi since the first scene, her life before she died was tragic and pitiful I feel the deep connection to her character immediately. Conrad is insane, he's brought to the haunted house

"Dreams can change." I loved this story! After the gruesome prologue there is non-stop action: the plot is thrilling, and so complex, that I don’t even dare to summarize it. Brilliant characterization, incredible sexual tension, and Cole’s hallmark humor make this book unputdownable.Once both Néomi and Conrad were humans. Néomi became a ghost, Conrad changed to a vampire. Now both of them suffer from being what they are.In his human life, Conrad was denied any happiness; his change to

*****4.0 This Series Rocks Stars*****Conrad WrothThe Vampire, Conrad Wroth, is a highly paid assassin. He kills other immortals by drinking their blood until he obtains their power and their memories. But all that killing and drinking has caused Conrad to become consumed with blood lust. And he can no longer distinguish his memories from those of his victims. He's pretty much gone mad.So his brothers buy an old abandoned property and imprison him in the abandoned manor. And as fate would have it...

After reading the previous books in this series, I was curious to know what happened to young Conrad Wroth. Well, he's definitely not young anymore. He's consumed with blood lust and his brothers are willing to do anything to bring him back to this side of sanity.Almost 100 years ago, Néomi was a bright star in the ballet world, but when she rejected a man who purported to be devoted to her, she was murdered by him. Once admired and adored, she had become a ghost—she cannot be touched, seen or h...

Keeping with the same pattern of earlier books in the 'Immortals After Dark' series, this fifth book in the series tells the story of another "unblooded" male that meets his mate. This time around, the female is a ghost, Naomi, and the male vampire is Conrad, brother to earlier heroes in the series. The fact that Naomi doesn't have an actual body for a large part of this story put a different spin on things. At times, I was wondering how in the world Ms. Cole would manage to pull off a love stor...

25th May 2020I love it when a book stays fabulous, this book remains a gem and always ensures I finish reading with a smile. October 30th 2018So I'm going through a bit of a re-read phase and I'm glad I did with Dark Need at Night's Edge, which remains one of my favourite Kresley Cole books. Cole had me drawn in from the get go, loved the blend of paranormal here, the book gives us Conrad a vampire on the brink of madness and ghost Neomi - a feisty passionate ballerina only visible to Conrad (at...

How the hell does Kresley Cole do it!?A mix of delivery between Awesome action, warm humor and a vigorous Love between a mad vampire-assassin and a ballerina of a ghost,Kresley Cole made a HuGe hit out of this one!Gahhhh How i have come to love "Dark Needs at Night's Edge" with its (sometimes) gothic sense,intensity,passion and raw needs that left you stumbling with excitement, i L.O.V.E everything about it.!Which showes that this book so far is my favourite in these series.!A very unusual plot,...

Just over two weeks ago, while boarding a 'red-eye' flight from Vegas to Toronto, I thought to myself 'I know I won't be able to sleep so why not pick a book that's already on my kindle to make the four hours go by faster' so I chose The Warlord Wants Forever and the rest, as they say, is history.I've been completely lost in this magical world of Immortals After Dark ever since and can't get enough of it and it's inhabitants! Néomi Laress & Conrad Wroth are the latest couple to steal my hear...

BAD BOY, BAD BOY, WHAT YOU GONNA DO WHEN THEY COME FOR YOU!!!This is the fourth book in the Immortals After Dark series and this series seems to be getting better. So each book tells you the story of a powerful supernatural male and his fight to win his mate and let me tell you there are fights. Easily this book was the most emotional for me so far and very unconventional with the ending and the love story between the two main characters.Conrad Wroth is feared and he is hated, but no one could h...

Conrad Wroth, Vampire & Naomi Laress, Phantom I am not really a fan of Ghosts in paranormal books – mainly because ghosts have no substance. They are just thin air. Moreover, they are usually stuck in one place. They are not allowed to walk around anywhere else on the Earth. And finally, when there is a ghost, there is also his/her dead body rottening somewhere near. And this is not very appealing.So, I thought that I wouldn’t like this story: The story of a really sad ghost and of a crazy from

SpoilersAnother Great book in this awesome series.......Naomi Laress is a beautiful French ex burlesque dancer turned ballerina murdered by her ex. Refusing to die she comes back as a ghost. She is very sensual and full of life always laughing and enjoying herself and finding happiness where ever she can She is also dedicated working hard when she wants something. Going for her dreams. Conrad Wroth Had lost his mind turned into something he hated against his will a vampire. He became a

3.5 stars.Waitress : Welcome back to the Fetish Cafe. See anything you like tonight?Me : (closing the menu) Not really. I feel like I've seen all of this before. Alphas who kidnap, Alphas who rescue, Alphas who fight for their women...I'm bored. Are there any betas on special tonight?Waitress : (smacking gum) Nope. Outta luck. Some Valkyrie came in and purchased our last beta fantasy. She said something about wanting to hold him facedown over a crocodile...Me : How...quaint. (Gathers things)

Reviewed by: Rabid Reads.I strongly suspected that this installment was going to be a miss for me because ghost romances are a personal pet peeve of mine, but I’m listening to this series in order, and it was next up on my to-do list. Kresley Cole’s writing and Robert Petkoff’s narration were by no means at fault here; I still enjoyed many of the secondary elements of this story, the most noteworthy of which being Nix’s dialogue and the author’s phone sex style approach to the earlier love scene...