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Darkness Before Dawn (Darkness Before Dawn Trilogy #1)

J.A. London

Paperback | Pages: 342 pages

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Title	:	Darkness Before Dawn (Darkness Before Dawn Trilogy #1)
Author	:	J.A. London
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 342 pages
Published	:	May 29th 2012 by HarperTeen
Categories	:	Paranormal. Vampires. Young Adult. Fantasy. Science Fiction. Dystopia

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At seventeen, Dawn Montgomery knows that monsters really do come out at night—after all, they are her job. It’s just after the thirty-years war between vampires and humans, and as an ambassador between the two sides (a role she inherited when her parents were killed), Dawn quickly learns that balancing schoolwork, teen life, and the requests of Lord Valentine, the most frightening vampire in the region, isn’t easy.

And it only gets more complicated when she forms a tentative friendship with Victor, the mysterious stranger who rescued her from a hoard of vampires…only to discover that not only is Victor a vampire, but that he is Lord Valentine’s son.

Soon Dawn is struggling to remember that with everything on the line, she can’t afford to fall for the enemy…

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Original Title:	Darkness Before Dawn
ISBN:	006202065X (ISBN13: 9780062020659)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.epicreads.com/books/darkness-before-dawn/9780062020659/
Series:	Darkness Before Dawn Trilogy #1

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*An ARC was provided by Harper Collins in exchange for an honest review*When I first started this book I loved it. It had huge potential, was fast-paced, and kick-butt. And then itwasnt.This book had everything going for it: plot, idea, setting, everything. And then, it kind of ruined it. The writing was never amazing, but I was willing to overlook that if the other aspects of the book lived up to their full potential. They didnt. The idea was amazing. I loved the setting, a dystopian world

1.5 stars - spoilersSeventeen year old Dawn Montgomery lives in the city of Denver surrounded by walls. The walls were built to keep vampires out after a 30 year war between humans and vampires devastated both sides. A treaty was forged between the two - in exchange for vampires not attacking the human, humans donated blood. After her parents death, Dawn is chosen to be the delegate between the city of Denver and the vampire, Lord Valentine. Hijinks ensues.-I found most of the book to be

Today started out as a really good day.I didn't have any morning classes so I could sleep in late. I got some good news on the writing front and found out that a contest I entered had very few entrants, so more chances to win. Yay!So I was feeling pretty pumped by the time I got to class and relayed my good news to a guy friend of mine. Somehow, we got on the topic of his opinion on my writing, which I had let him read a while back. He frankly advised me to stop writing because of "spiritual

I really wanted to love this but it just was awful. The heroine, Dawn, got on my nerves. Tegan, her BFF, the typical "I want to party all day" got on my nerves even more. I have no idea what Victor liked about Dawn. There is a treaty between the vampire and the humans for the past 30 years. Since Dawn's parents have died, she had become the human's delegate. Even though Dawn is only 17 years old, Lord Valentine (the leader of the vampires) wants only Dawn to delegate. Tegan and Dawn leave the

Eh. Sorry to say I didn't really love Darkness Before Dawn. I thought as I was reading it that the reason I wasn't into it might be because I recently read, and adored, The Immortal Rules which is extremely similar. Its hard not to make comparisons between the two dystopian vampire books, and in the end The Immortal Rules wins hands down.But my lack of enjoyment wasn't just because of the comparison. I just didn't like the story. I had very high expectations and am disappointed that this one

Darkness Before Dawn introduces us to Dawn. Nine years after the end of a thirty-year war between humans and vampires, the death of Dawn's parents leads to her becoming the youngest Agency delegate. As a delegate she is responsible for meeting with "one of the most powerful vampires in the world: Lord Valentine" to discuss, well, blood. As a part of the VampHu Treaty that ended the war, humans in the cities supply blood to the vampires on the outside. In return the vampires don't attack the

It's rather unfair, really. Any post-apocalyptic vampire fiction I read these days pales next to Julie Kagawa's series. Dawn (get it??!! Sunlight! Vampires! Ok, I'm done) is a likeable character. She has had to grow up pretty quickly, becoming the delegation to the city's vampire leader, Lord Valentine, at the very young and unrealistic age of 17. Her parents were killed in an ambush towards the beginning of the book, and it is hinted that Dawn is SPESHUL.She's not.I've finished the book and I