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Original Title:	City of Eternal Night
ISBN:	0316278335 (ISBN13: 9780316278331)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Crescent City #2

City of Eternal Night (Crescent City #2) Paperback | Pages: 436 pages

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Title	:	City of Eternal Night (Crescent City #2)
Author	:	Kristen Painter
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 436 pages
Published	:	December 2nd 2014 by Orbit
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Fairies. Fae. Vampires. Magic. Romance. Paranormal Romance

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Magic and mystery collide in this second installment of the new urban fantasy series by House of Comarre author Kristen Painter.

Still coming to terms with their unexpected partnership, Augustine and Harlow have a tentative truce. With Harlow slowly working to accept being fae, Augustine still learning how to be Guardian, and feelings growing on both sides though, they do not have an easy road ahead.

But when a young girl is stolen from the Mardi Gras Exemplar Ball -- the biggest far event of the year -- Harlow and Augustine must put all their issues aside to bring her home alive. Harlow's father, Braziano, is of course their number one suspect, but evil lurks in every corner of the city and time is running out. Their only choices: Either find a way to rescue the girl, or Augustine must die.

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City of Eternal Night is the second book in Kristen Painter's Crescent City series and after reading and really liking book one, House of the Rising Sun, I was really looking forward to it. Unfortunately, even though there were some great moments and we briefly got to see Chrysabelle, Mal, and Mortalis again, it was predictable (which I loathe) and ended in a cliffhanger (which I loathe even more). Had I not seen Harlow's issue coming from a mile away and had said issue been resolved in City of

3.5 stars See this review and others like it at Badass Book Reviews!The Crescent City series is shaping up to be a nice successor to Kristen Painter's previous House of Comarré novels, but I do think City of Eternal Night lost some of its momentum in the second half due to a rather predictable ending. I still enjoyed my visit with Augustine and Harlow though and I do think all the characterization was better here than in the debut story and the mythology of the fae world continued to build in

Oh the intrigue that takes place in this second book, it was nice to have the world and characters developed because the galloping pace that we sometimes experience in this one otherwise would have been overwhelming.The reading was smooth, interesting, informative, tantalizing and for sure a nice second edition to the trilogy. The ending however may cause you a bit of angst unless book three is already yours.

I liked the first book and loved this one. That's a good thing right? I have to be honest though, the first third felt slow for me and I struggled remembering this offbeat world too, its like dystopia/UF, but once I got its groove things flowed really well. Loved the development of this story. Gah! what's next?!

City of Eternal Night by Kristen Painter continues the story of Augustine and Harlow, Giselle, Lally, and several other prominent characters whom we met in the first book, House of the Rising Sun!This book really has a lot going on with it. There are 2 main storylines going on that are separate but together. Im very interested in seeing where Painter is taking this. The structure of this book is great. It has a fast pace, but not so fast that you feel like you are missing things along the way.

Good book, well written, and what a cliff hanger.

3,5 StarsSo this took... a week? to read. Yeah, I know.. There are several reasons for that. First and foremost, RL getting in the way. But also and sadly it took me a while to get into this. It started really slow. Nothing wrong with that either. I just wasn't in the mood for slow and intense. And mentioning intense...If I would have one word to describe this, that would be it. I think Painter is a master with intense actually. The slow build up of Augies and Harlow's relationship, the dramas