Books : Dangerous Tides (Drake Sisters, Book 4)

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Rating:

- Really a 4.5
This book deserves a 4.5 but there is no way to enter that. This turned out to be my favorite of the Drake sister series...much to my surprise. I had not warmed to this entire series even though I have read them all. I think I just love the Carpathians so much that the other series seem to take a back seat for me. I don't come from such a large family and have no sisters but I enjoyed the relationship between the sisters very much. The long time relationship between Libby and Ty is very well described and believable. My one criticism that brought the review down from a 5 to the 4.5 was a perceived weakness in Ty in that he took so long to really believe the power of the sister's magic. His very intelligence should have had him realizing the truth much earlier. All in all a great read and it was very hard to put down. I am looking forward to the rest of the sister's stories.

Rating:

- REALLY LIKE THIS BOOKS ALOT
I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT BOOK TO COME THIS AUTHOR .I THINK I HAVE EVERY BOOK ,MRS FEEHAN HAS WROTE AND I DIDNT WONT THIS BOOK TO END WISH I COULD GET THE NEXT ONE NOW

Rating:

- libby and ty's story is not what one would expect
Like many others, I didn't expect Libby Drake's story to be particularly exciting. It seems the three younger Drake sisters, Hannah, Joley and Elle would have the best and most interesting stories out of the series. I planned to buy Dangerous Tides anyway, since I'm a big fan of the Drake sisters.

Libby's story is much better than I thought it would be. It showcases the lengths people would go to in order to get what they want; whether or not they have good intentions. It also shows how irrational and selfish people can be when it concerns their loved ones. People are sometimes too blind to see what's right in their face. Despite their insight, the Drakes are also susceptible to these faults.

Just because Libby's the sweet and caring sister out of the seven does not make her any less lovable. Christine Feehan has a knack for diversity which I'm grateful for. If all seven sisters were similar to one another in terms of personality, then it defeats the purpose of having seven different people (it might as well be one girl) starring in each book (with seven different love interests); and it wouldn't be realistic.

Libby sometimes tires of her good girl disposition and wishes she wasn't such a goody goody. She feels as if she's boring, and isn't much fun to be with. Like many other women, Libby is insecure about her looks. Especially since she has a model and a rock star in her family. She is a compassionate and understanding person with or without her empathic abilities. She strives to help people any way she can; even at the cost of harm to herself - major or minor. Her ability to heal makes her the target of many desperate, unreasonable people, which puts her safety at risk.

Tyson Derrick is nearly a mad scientist. He's driven with the need to know almost everything about anything. His brain needs constant stimulation. To feed his hunger for action, he's often engaging in some sort of extreme sport or experimenting in his lab. He's socially inept and feels out of place.

Ty thinks the Drake sisters like receiving attention and believes their gifts are a farce. At first he wanted to save Libby from her crazy family, but came to realize she needed protecting from the ridiculous demands other people make of her. She seems to be the only one in Sea Haven who isn't dumbfounded by Ty's tendency to go off on factual tangents, and can match him fact for fact. She accepts him for who he is, and because of that, Ty refuses to let anyone take her away from him.

Dangerous Tides is filled with scientific research, action, suspense and heart warming romance. There's a strong sense of family and friendship (like it is with all the Drake sister novels). The events in this novel illustrate how much loved ones can impact a person's life, how people should appreciate certain things and not take them for granted.

Rating:

- Dangerous Tides
I've only recently picked up a Christine Feehan book by mistake and it's just about the best thing that has happened to me in a long time. I have just caught up on the drake sisters series and I eagerly await the next one. Now that I know how wonderful her books are, I will be reading any and everything with her name on it.

Rating:

- Good Book
I enjoyed the latest book in the Drake sisters series. Libby and Abigail's have been the best as they are more involved and complex. Originally, I regreted that Ms. Feehan was wasting time writing this series instead of concentrating on the Carpathian one. Now, I look forward to Hannah's story.

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