Dance of the Gods

By Nora Roberts

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Average Rating: (See all 4 reviews) Format: Paperback, 341 pages Published In: United States, October 2006 Quantity Available: 1 24 hour shipping In the second volume in Roberts' paranormal Circle Trilogy, the Circle of Six prepare to battle for their lives--and their hearts--against the one vampire determined to rule the earth. Original. Publisher: Jove Books ISBN: 0515141666 EAN: 9780515141665 Dimensions: 17.22 x 10.72 x 2.39 centimeters (0.17 kg)

I read about half of Morrigan's cross (1st Trilogy book) and immediately ordered bo0k 2 and 3. The circle of 6 are representative of all men and women through the ages. The passion for what they believe and how they feel is intoxicating. If you believe that power and strength comes from the love we feel then this story is for you. Start with the 1st book.
I thought all she wrote was romance. I was given the first of the trilogy and told ti just read it. I read it in a day and a half and wanted the others asap. they are awsome! you don't just read and wonder when is something ever gonna happen, but there are plenty of details too! you dont miss anything and you definately will enjoy, even if you aren't a big sci-fi person. my mom gets completely freaked out by this stuff normally, but she is the one that gave me the books.

The second book of this series. Starts in our world but it takes us to another where dragons are a common thing and our tough vampire hunter who has the feel of a new age buffy hooks up with the shapeshifter. i kind of like that they hook up since they don't fit as perfectly as some couples do in books usually do. It is a pity that we see very little of the characters from the first book but it does make me want to read the last one. how does a vampire get over the dead part to marry a queen. of course very predicatble but still a good read.

This was a great second book and you still were not quite sure who would make the final match ups. It led on well from the first and since reading the third it was a great bridge. I really enjoyed the depth to all the characters and the continuity into each new book. A great read and left me hanging out for the final book.

This is the second in Roberts’ ‘The Circle Trilogy’, and it is wonderful. The first book, ‘Morrigan’s Cross’, was good, but not hold-your-breath, edge-of-the-seat stuff. This is. Like most of Nora Roberts’ works, this is a multi-layered novel, and if you’ve only read her early works you’ll find ‘Dance of the Gods’ has much more depth. You really should read ‘Morrigan’s Cross’ first, because the whole premise behind the trilogy, and the main characters, are introduced here. In ‘Dance’, the circle of six has entered Geall through the portal, to start training an army to battle vampire queen Lilith and her vamp army. Yes, I know, sounds so stereotypical, doesn’t it, but it’s not. In this novel Roberts writes more like her J. D. Robb pseudonym, underscoring the intricate and exciting plot and dialogue with her Nora Roberts lyrical flair. The plot is much tighter, concentrating on Blair, the 21st century vampire slayer, and Larkin, the laid-back shapeshifter from Geall, with a subplot introducing the theme for the third novel, ‘Valley of Silence’, starring Cian, the vampire, and Moira, about-to-become Queen of Geall. And then there’s Lilith, the vampire you love to hate, beyond evil, and yet at the end of ‘Dance’ she’ll be, for a moment at least, the vampire you hate to love. This is powerful stiff, not in the league of Ward or Hamilton, but a much better vamp novel than you’d expect from Roberts. A recommended read.