Review: Heroines Rule the Day in this Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2012
As the youngest of the Fae queen Graciela's children, Moira O'Neill had perfected the art of snooping and eavesdropping on the older members of her family, a family of tall, blonde, silver eyed, beautifully regal Fae. Moira never questioned her short stature, her brown eyes or red hair and it always made her feel special when her mother called her the "Daughter of her heart". Now after spying on her mother and the wereleopard Steve Taylor, she knows the truth. She was switched with the true daughter and no one knows where she came from or exactly what she is, but Moira is determined to find out. Major Steve Taylor, future Felix of Earth's wereleopards is sworn to protect the Cáidh Arm, not babysit a spoiled princess looking for trouble in the middle of a deadly war. He's as surprised as anyone when his cat marks Moira as his mate.Yeee haaaa! Another winner in the Warriors of Light series. If you haven't jumped on the bandwagon yet, it's not too late. Continuing from book one, the battle with the Dark Lord is heating up and casualties on Earth are piling up. But everything, no matter how random, has meaning and great impact in this book. I just love that. You can't skim pages or walk away, the action is too fast and the story is too liquid. Moira the heroine, while extremely young in Otherworld time, is in actuality an adult and knows deep down what she is destined to become.... a warrior. Steve is the one who needs to change perspective when he looks at Moira. His predatory instincts to protect and defend do not work in his favor with the strong willed Moira.The women rule the day and the plot in L.J. Deleon's world, although it takes some of the menfolk a while to catch on.(bless their little macho hearts) In this book we are exposed to much more of the were culture and the Humans First villains. A prejudiced, ignorant mob can be every bit as deadly as a demon or Dark Lord. The reader also gets some very big hints about future books and what direction we can expect in the upcoming war. (hint: the first Cáidh Arm, Grace) The relationship between Moira and Steve had a very animalistic and explosive tone whichjust made my palms sweat. There were absolutely NO punches pulled in this arena so be forewarned. The erotic content in this book, while not overwhelming, is extremely HOT. I have a very bad feeling that L.J. DeLeon will not be able to keep up with the demand for this series. She would need to have the superpowers of one of her Supes.