Prisoner of Night Book Reviews

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Couldn’t make it past Chapter 10. This book is probably not bad but the fact that it is stuffed in the middle of a great series of books without any explanation is upsetting. Maybe have a different series or even have it just be a stand alone but it made absolutely no sense in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. I will not finish this book and I seriously doubt that I would be missing anything. The character development is so weak that even by chapter 10 I had no clue what that the heck was going on and honestly didn’t care to find out. It may have not helped anyways because what little was shared about the characters, I immediately didn’t like. I would not suggest this book to anyone.

Disappointing-should be in the fee section. For the price of this book I expected more, the basic plot was good but lacked any depth. There wasn't much to the characters but some background repeated a few time, or much to the chemistry between them. they went from point A, to B, to C with no real twists or turns. This is a book I would expect to find in the free section, unlike the free section spelling and grammar was pretty good, you didn't have to piece together sentences are insert words to figure things out but aside from that everything was so basic you could find it in the free section

Love! Love! Love!. J. R. Wards black dagger brotherhood and her novels based in the black dagger world are captivating. She has such a way with her word to draw you in and keep you until you finish the book. My favorite author of all time by far. If you haven't checked out her black dagger brotherhood series it is a must read. 🗡

Sweet Ending. I really enjoyed the story, but it pulled me entirely out of the story line of the main series. I really wish these stand alone novellas had been put in a series or sub series of their own so the momentum of the main series could continue unhindered. This literally has no tie to the rest of the series other than it’s behind and ends in Caldwell, NY.

Another Fabulous story in BDB world. I have not been as deeply invested in a Black Dagger Brotherhood couple since Lover Eternal. Don't get me wrong. You are definitely reading a review from a certified fangirl. But normally from book to book , I feel invested in one character more so than the other in getting their HEA. And connecting with one solidly is not a bad thing, because JR Ward writes an entertaining adventure each and every time for this reader. Wrath and Beth. Rhage and Mary. They have been forever my equal-on-a-pedestal-in-love-with-both. In a game of choice one to live, I'd tell you to off me because I can't choose who I find fascinating more. Until Ahmare and Duran. Ahmare is driven by the need to save her brother. Using the 'weapon' known as Duran, she's going to make it happen at all costs. Duran finds helping her leads him on a path to final realize the revenge h dreams of. What they didn't expect was a connection to each other. Once again, JR Ward spins a deeply woven tale that has you rooting not only for them to get the desired outcome of the quest they are on but to find a connection. I found I was captivated by the strength of character in which each individually and as a couple endured through the process. They are tested in ways that can and should break them apart. Being a part of their journey is what kept me engrossed for the entire read. As a fan and avid reader, I hope we get to spend more time with the characters introduced here in future books within the BDB and BDB Legacy worlds. Now here comes the surprising part of my review... There are 16 books to read and to some readers that is a daunting task. Do you start with book one and see if this is for you? Okay I vote yes. But... you know maybe you need a sample. If you don't mind only subtle references to the entire BDB world, I would actually recommend you maybe start here. This story is a singular look at characters without needing to know backstory on how they get here or those characters involved. JR Ward gives you a complete story within their piece of the BDB world that will have you scrambling to read more.

Great. Nice addition to the Brotherhood series

Prisoner of Night.. I read a review that said there was no character depth or chemistry between the protagonists. That there was a lot of repeating of history. I’m thinking the reviewer most have been in a bad mood or something and I couldn’t disagree with that review more. I loved the characters, the relationships and the story. It fit’s wonderfully well into the BDB series and world.

Meh.. This didn’t really resonate and I found it a slog to get through. No relationship to the BDB and total non sequitur dead end story of the cult and the random castle with mute guards. So much was jammed into the story that the characters were basically two dimensional. Not worth the interruption between the actual BDB stories.

Too short. I enjoy the story. It through me off at first because most of the characters spoken in the book was new and wasn’t in the previous book. It is a great book about survival and overcoming obstacles along with finding love in different circumstances.

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An enjoyable addition to the series. Enjoyable read, not the core group we are used to but a really good introduction to some new characters, hopefully we’ll see them again.

4.25 stars—heart breaking and raw. 4.25 stars--PRISONER OF THE NIGHT by J.R. Ward is a stand alone, contemporary, adult, paranormal, romance story line in the world of the author’s Black Dagger Brotherhood. This is vampires Ahmare and Duran’s story line. PRISONER OF NIGHT can be read as a stand alone without any difficulty. NOTE: PRISONER OF NIGHT contains scenes of graphic torture and violence that may not be suitable for all readers. Told from dual third person perspectives (Ahmar and Duran) PRISONER OF NIGHT follows female vampire Ahmare as she barters for the release of her brother Ahlan, imprisoned by warlord Chalen the Conqueror. Demanding payment and services for her brother’s release Chalen sends Ahmare on two quests: to bring back the severed head of a local drug dealer; and to find and return Chalen’s ‘beloved’. Enter Duran, another vampire prisoner of Chalen the Conqueror, and the man with whom Ahmare will fall in love. What ensues is the journey across country for Ahmare and Duran; the building relationship and love between our leading couple, and the potential fall-out as Duran sets out on a quest of his own to destroy the man that destroyed everyone he loved. Duran knows where Chalen’s beloved is kept but the journey to freedom brings back too many memories of the past, a past that imprisoned our hero for over twenty –one years enduring torture and abuse at the hands of Chalen the Conqueror. Ahmare is desperate to negotiate her brother’s release but working with Duran finds our heroine falling for a man who is willing to sacrifice himself for the ultimate goal. PRISONER OF NIGHT focuses on never-before mentioned side-characters of J.R. Ward’s Black Dagger Brotherhood, characters with no connection to the main series but characters whose lives, like the Black Dagger Brotherhood’s, are affected by torture, pain and abuse, with the added benefit of a ‘religious cult’, previously unknown to the Scribe Virgin and Wrath the King. We are introduced to Ahmare’s long suffering brother Ahlan; Chalen the Conqueror; Duran’s friend Nexi, and Duran’s father Excalduran. PRISONER OF NIGHT is a tale of survival, dedication, vengeance and love. The premise is heart breaking, emotional and raw; the characters are broken, determined and lost; the romance is passionate and intense, without the use of over the top, sexually graphic language and text.

Amazing. Another one hit out of the ballpark, fantastic read