Street Game (Ghostwalkers, No 8)

by Christine Feehan

Book Overview

#1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan goes beyond the boundaries of paranormal romance as two lovers take to the streets to play the most dangerous game of all. For Mack McKinley and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0515147605
• Release Date: December 2009
• Publisher: Berkley
• Length: 464 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 1.2" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Great series

Awesome story with plenty of twists

Mack, Alpha to the Max!

First let me say that I loved this book, but I have a few things I would like to get off my chest. I could not believe it when I saw the ratings for this book. Then I read the reviews and began to understand. 1. I wish everyone would quit whining-you want more sex-you want less sex. 2. You want the female lead to be soft-you want her to take control-can we please get it straight? 3. You want the novel focused on the couple-there isn't enough plot development-Huh? 4. You complain that we have to wait too many pages to have sex-then you complain that they jumped into sex so fast they didn't get a chance to know each other? I could relate to Jaimie in soooo many ways and would love to have a family of "boys" to look after me as well, haha. Mack is definitely a alpha, but when you're taking care of a "family" you learn to be strong and do what needs to be done and it doesn't matter if anyone agrees with you or not. Basically a shoot first ask questions later personality-which is what Mack has. You know women, it has been so long since we were faced with a true alpha male that we've forgotten what that is. We watch so many TV shows like "Yes Dear" and "King of Queens" that we've begun to think that is what a man is supposed to be. (Frankly a true alpha male would probably get himself arrested in this day and age). We as women complain that we want a man that takes charge-that we want a guy just like in Christine's Carpathian Series, but then the real truth is that we want to be in control. One reviewer was right in that we like someone to take care of the details-yeah we like it that way 'cause we can have our cake and eat it too...Sometimes it's hard to allow the men to take control, but it's what we secretly wish for. Believe me I'm not trying to take away women's rights, I just wish that more people were honest with themselves about what they really want out of a mate; and in my opinion in the end that's just what Mack and Jaimie learn to do. Flaws are a key part of a person's personality and learning to work with them and become a better person is the biggest key in giving a 110% in your relationship. Hopefully if a couple can master those skills they can make it for 50 years or so. In conclusion, I think this book is one of Christine's best yet and I can't wait for the next one!

STREET GAMES

I REALLY ENJOYED THIS BOOK, AS I ENJOY ALL CHRISTINE FEEHAN'S BOOKS. I WISH SHE'D WRTE ONE A DAY. I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THE "GAME" SERIES OR THE "DARK" SERIES. THEY'RE THE BEST......SHE HAS LEFT SO MANY OPORTUNITIES FOR CONTINUING THE CHARACTERS AND WRITING MORE BOOKS. I JUST WISH SHE'D GET ON WITH IT.....I NEED MORE. THANKS MS FEEHAN FOR ALL THE GREAT READING!!!! PATI

excellent

This is another amazing story in the ghostwalkers series. Although the book stands alone, if you are into this series more questions are answered.

Street Game (Ghostwalker Series)

This is a wonderful addition to the Ghostwalker series. Feehan does a great job of making believable characters. Can't wait to read the next one!

A whole new direction...

Like most, I was a bit disappointed when I realized that the new release of one of my favorite series was not going to feature one of the characters that I have been waiting for for what seems like forever. Instead, Christine Feehan was introducing a basically whole new team. Turns out that it was a great move. Any later in the series, and it would just have smacked of desperation to keep the series going...but doing it now just gives you new characters to want to read about. The other difference in this one is that there is a bit of a change in focus. It is less about this one couple, on their own against the odds. Here, Ghostwalker team three is a family, and they stick together. It offers a different dynamic, and some great new characters, too. It was a great read.