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Title	:	Curse the Dawn (Cassandra Palmer #4)
Author	:	Karen Chance
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 386 pages
Published	:	April 7th 2009 by NAL (first published March 1st 2009)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Vampires. Romance. Paranormal Romance

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Cassandra Palmer may be the all-powerful Pythia now, but that doesn’t mean people have stopped trying to kill her. Most of the supernatural power players don’t want the independent minded Cassie as chief clairvoyant—and they’ll stop at nothing to see her six feet under.

The Vampire Senate does support Cassie in her position, but their protection comes with a price: an alliance with the sexy master vampire Mircea, who has claimed Cassie as his own.

But even the vampires will have trouble keeping Cassie alive now that the self-styled god Apollo, the source of the Pythia’s power, has it in for her in a big way. To save her life—and the world—Cassie’s going to have to face down her creator once and for all.

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Original Title:	Curse the Dawn
ISBN:	0451412702 (ISBN13: 9780451412706)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Cassandra Palmer #4, Cassandra Palmer World #5
Characters:	Cassandra Palmer, John Pritkin, Mircea Basarab, Jonas Marsden

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Whew. As usual, what a ride!This review is probably going to mostly be a response to a lot of the other reviews I have read of this book. I was surprised by the mediocre-to-poor response this book received. I loved it!It seemed like most people's complaints fell into two categories: The break-neck pace, and Cassie's intelligence.So to respond to issue 1, I have two points:A. This is what the series is. It has always been this way. You're just figuring this out now? (See my roller coaster analogy

I really wanted to love this series but four books in & Cassie is still shrieking (practically everything she says ends in exclamation points) & running around like a chicken without a head. Four books in & there has been no character growth. No real new developments & each book is still chock-a-block full of major events in which the resolutions are soooo underwhelming in their simplicity, it's left me wondering if the author is purposely trying to paint her MC as an idiot b'c

~* 3.5 Stars *~"I Took the Road Less Traveled. Now Where the Heck Am I?"I've just got to get a bumper sticker with that saying on it! Karen Chance's latest Cassandra Palmer book, Curse the Dawn, quite literally slams you into action from page one, grabs you by the hair and throat, and half drags, half shoves you along with the story at rocket speeds while you cling desperately to the Kindle (or the pages) and pray you can keep up. At turns hilarious and hair-raising, I found myself laughing out

Cassie Palmer: TSTL. Within the first few chapters I was groaning aloud and and telling her to "Stop already and just listen to what other people are telling you!" But no, she just blunders on her merry way, causing mayhem as she goes. That said, it's still four stars from me. Why? Because as infuriating as Cassie can be, this book is still fun, fun, fun all the way! I love the breakneck pace, Pritkin, the supporting characters, Pritkin, the vampire politics, screaming dresses, and er...

"Pritkin, havent you figured it out yet? We dont get the easy jobs." Curse the Dawn is the fourth book of the Cassandra Palmer series. Cassie is now free of the geis, but not free of problems. In this book, her main ambition is to reach an agreement with the Silver Circle, but of course it is not that easy.CassieCassies motto in this book: "I dont get it."Normally, I like Cassie, but now she is just dumb. The reader was already told in the previous books that she had been raised in a vampire

When I read the first book in the Cassie Palmer series, Touch the Dark, I wasnt too impressed. I enjoyed the plot, the storyline, the action, but it was very much a first book in a series; some things needed to be explained to the reader that Cassie already knew about, which disrupted the story line for several pages at a time, and left me confused. However, I was urged to continue with the series, assured that the series will definitely get better, and so on the assurance of those people, I

Series Overview ReviewThe rest of these books were a solid three-star review for me. They're interesting, sexy, reasonably well-written novels. The fourth novel, Curse the Dawn, is a far better read that the first three. In my opinion. Which is the only opinion that counts because this is my review.PS. Jon Stewart is funnier.Curse the Dawn is FUNNY. The rest of the series has definite moments of funniness to them but they don't compare to Curse the Dawn.However, there are several problems with