L.J. Smith
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| Title | : | Nightfall (The Vampire Diaries: The Return #1) |
| Author | : | L.J. Smith |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 586 pages |
| Published | : | February 10th 2009 by HarperCollins Publishers |
| Categories | : | Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy. Romance |
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To save the two vampire brothers who love her, Elena Gilbert sacrificed her life. Now that a supernatural force has brought Elena back from the dead, all handsome, brooding Stefan wants is to keep her safe. But when he is lured away from Fell's Church, sleek, powerful Damon seizes his chance to win Elena over, unaware of the danger they're both in. A malevolent being has infiltrated the town and is growing stronger. Able to possess Damon at will, the creature is also drawn to Elena and the new power she has acquired. But it's after more than Elena's power: It thirsts for her death. Elena's story continues in shadow souls!Describe Books Conducive To Nightfall (The Vampire Diaries: The Return #1)
| Original Title: | The Return: Nightfall |
| ISBN: | 0061720771 (ISBN13: 9780061720772) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Vampire Diaries: The Return #1, Journal d'un vampire #3, The Vampire Diaries (Complete) #5 , more |
| Characters: | Shinichi, Elena Gilbert, Stefan Salvatore, Damon Salvatore, Matt Honeycutt, Bonnie McCullough, Mrs. Flowers, Caroline Forbes, Misao, Dr. Alpert, Isobel Saitou, Tami Bryce, Meredith Sulez |
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Ratings: 3.57 From 46782 Users | 1710 ReviewsCriticize Of Books Nightfall (The Vampire Diaries: The Return #1)
Poor continuation of the series It was only after the CW picked this up as a show that I started reading THE VAMPIRE DIARIES last month. The first omnibus (books 1 & 2) was decent, and the next omnibus (books 3 & 4) was so-so. However, nothing prepared me for this book. The lack of continuity, poor writing, limited character development, and an entirely too long narrative combined for a very unsatisfying read. The first concern was its lack of continuity. Though the story picks up seven
This is a difficult book to review. I must say that I did enjoy this book, but there were many distrubing elements to it. This new series is much darker and edgier than the previous series. This series is geared to a young adult audience, but I would not want my teen to read this book.Stefan is lured from Elena as the town is falling apart. Very strange things are happening. This book has two "malach" who are trying to destroy the town. There is possession, seduction, and self-cutting. In the
I think I got to page 57 when I just couldn't continue. And it takes a lot for me to not finish a book!
Rating: AFollowing The Vampire Diaries Book 3&4: The Fury and Dark Reunion comes The Vampire Diaries Book 5: The Return: Nightfall. Now the reason the book is called The Return is because L.J. Smith never intended to write more books in The Vampire Diaries series. It was suppose to end at book four, Dark Reunion. But she decided to write three more books in the series! I'm so happy! This one came out in February 2009 and the sixth book is also coming out in 2009 near the end of the year but
This is one such book, where the show is million times better than the book. This book is utter nonsense . Writing at its worst. I wonder if Smith knew what she was writing.Words which made no sense, For example ''Wings of Redemption'', ''Wings of Purification''.Exactly what does these words mean?! The characters really gets into our nerves.Stefan is really pathetic. The way he calls elena ''My love'' is really annoying. Elena is the same.As a spirit, she did some crazy stuff.Bonnie,as usual was
It's difficult for me to review this book, because I've been waiting for more books in this series since high school, and there's an odd emotional attachment to books that were such a prominent part of my teen years.That said- I think that L.J. Smith did a remarkable job picking up the series again. Throughout the Vampire Diaries, Smith has woven in various supernatural mythologies; not limiting herself to vampires, she has incorporated werewolves, witches, ghosts, and even angels. In this new
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