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Joyce Bean Jayne Castle United States English

eBook The Lost Night (A Rainshadow Novel) ePub

Author: Joyce Bean,Jayne Castle
Language: English
ISBN: 1455882062
ISBN13: 978-1455882069
Publisher: Brilliance Audio; Unabridged edition (September 4, 2012)
Category: United States
Subcategory: Literature
Rating: 4.7
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Writing under Jayne Castle, Jayne Ann Krentz takes her trademark combination of witty, upbeat action .

Writing under Jayne Castle, Jayne Ann Krentz takes her trademark combination of witty, upbeat action, lively sensuality, and appealing characters to unique, synergistic world. Jayne Castle, one of the pioneers of the futuristic subgenre, continues to set the standard against which all other such books are judged. She had no idea how long she had been held prisoner.

Writing under Jayne Castle, Jayne Ann Krentz takes her trademark combination of witty . The last one had nearly gotten her killed. In the Rainshadow novels you will meet the passionate men and women who are drawn to this remote island in the Amber Sea. You will get to know their friends and neighbors in the small town of Shadow Bay. Everyone on Rainshadow has a past; everyone has secrets.

Cool night air wafted down the hallway into the bedroom. Have a good time tonight?. Cyrus asked in low tones. Lyle chortled a cheery reply. wood floor in the hall

Cool night air wafted down the hallway into the bedroom. wood floor in the hall. A moment later he bounded up onto the bed, a small rock clutched in one paw. He dropped the chunk of amber onto the quilt near her hand. Her senses pinged in recognition. Where did you find this?. She picked up the amber. It’s lovely, thank you. I’ll have Charlotte tune it in the morning. A woman can’t have too much good amber.

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Castle returns to Rainshadow Island, which she introduced in her last book. Rachel Bonner has come back to Rainshadow after trying to work in mainstream society. Harry Sebastian arrives on island to investigate the increasing storms and power within the ancient alien preserve. After trying to fit in with the mainstream community and finding that it isn’t working for her, she moves to Rainshadow Island.

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With the ability to detect the auras of dangerous psychic criminals, Rachel Bonner has found peace and quiet on Rainshadow Island with her dust bunny companion. Then Harry Sebastian, the descendant of a notorious pirate, arrives to investigate strange developments in the privately owned woods known as the Preserve. Rachel can sense the heart of darkness within him – and the stirrings of desire within her own soul…

Painshade

THE LOST NIGHT is the first book in the Rainshadow series (although CANYONS OF NIGHT introduces the island and operates as prequel to the series). Rainshadow Island is on the planet of Harmony (this book is also the ninth book about that earth colony) and has an intense paranormal energy about it.

Harry Sebastian has a frightening paranormal talent that caused his wife to leave him after only three weeks of marriage. He comes to Rainshadow Island because something is going wrong on the island. There is an area known as the Preserve where strange things are happening. Harry is the descendant of a pirate and one of the first explorers of the island. His family is responsible for the Preserve and so he has come to see what is going on.

Rachel Blake has come to Rainshadow because she was being stalked by a psychic vampire. Although she feels a bit of misfit in the outside world, she has found a place operating the bookstore and cafe on the island. She had an incident where she was in the Preserve and lost 12 hours of her life. That has made her afraid of herself in some ways. When Harry arrives on the island, she is his prime suspect and being an aura talent she is strong armed by Harry into helping with his investigation.

This book is a futuristic paranormal romantic suspense. There is a nice balance between the suspense aspects of the story dealing with the mystery in the Preserve and the man stalking Rachel and the romance between Rachel and Harry.

Rachel and Harry are an interesting match. They have a great adventure together and it brings out their personal insecurities. I like stories when the characters have weaknesses that are softened by their relationship. I really liked Harry because he is a strong man with personal demons because of his talent. Rachel is strong despite her fear that she is not. Their romance is intense and happens quickly.

There is nice humor in the book added by the dust bunny Darwina. As with all dust bunnies, she plays an important role in the story as a companion to Rachel.

Good addition to the series.

Fenrikasa

Jayne Ann Krentz writes as Jayne Castle in this futuristic, paranormal romance-adventure. This is the first of the "Rainshadow Island" series. However, as the last book of the "Looking Glass Trilogy" takes place there, that's debatable. The plot here also brings in the Sebastian family and three paranormally powerful stones. They show up in "Crystal Garden," the first of the "Ladies of Lantern Street" series, set in a much earlier time period and written under her other pen name of Amanda Quick. OK, now that the book relationships are set... The book is devoted to figuring out what's causing the growth of the dark energy that threatens the island and who is involved with it. This is in addition to the growing relationship between Sebastian and the lady bookstore owner. The Preserve is a dangerous area, but Sebastian's family treasure, once buried there for safety, is missing and they have to find it. Also involved is a violent sociopath who is fixated on the book store owner. Thrills, chills, and romance, something for everyone..

Berenn

I love JAK, in all of pseudonyms, and this was another solid, if already done book. We see a little of the ties in the Lantern Street series (Quick) and a few name dropping appearances from some of the more solid Castle books but while the characters are aware of Arcane they are not part of Arcane.

The second book in the Rainshadow Island series, I'm growing a little tired of the (admittingly at first cute) dust bunnies. If the things are so common that most protagonists have 1 if not a matched pair why does every. single. villain. feel the need to ask, "What is that thing!" when confronted with one.

I did have to go back and read the preceding book, Canyons of the Night, to fill in a few gaps which, for me, is indicative of me skimming these books and not reading as thoroughly as I have others. Might be growing bored with the redone plotlines.

Gaua

I greatly enjoyed this book. Harry and Rachel are a good couple. They blend well together. I also liked the mystery in this story. The series has good flow. This is definitely a series to be read in order. The dust bunnies are a big part of the stories and provide humor as well as intensity. I look forward to the next book.

Rias

I have read all of Ms Castle’s book and totally enjoyed them. Futuristic, suspenseful and just enough romance and fun

The heroine doesn’t wait around to be saved either. I like that.

sobolica

This series has become one of my favorite series.. I am reading it for the third time. This author has given us a unique picture of what the future could hold for us. Simply, a curtain opens that allows space travel, and homes on other worlds. When the curtain suddenly closes, the travelers are stuck in a new world where the excitement and mystery begins..if you like mystery, action and romance plus a cute little pet called a Dust Bunny, you should really enjoy these books.

mIni-Like

I've been following the Jayne Castle books for a while now and I've grown to love the world of Harmony. However, this book in particular didn't hold my attention as much as the rest before it. While the mystery aspect was engaging, the love story between Harry and Rachel doesn't seem very founded. I can certainly buy in that they're attracted to one another and like each other. But the ending just seems like there's something missing. That there should have been more between them.

I'm still a fan, but will think about possibly getting her next book from the library instead of buying it.