Review: 4.5 Star Top Pick - Quite a Spectacular Series Conclusion
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 30, 2014
As a huge Rosalie Lario fan, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to review Call of the Siren, the 4th novel in her fabulous Demons of the Infernum series. When I discovered that this was the last book in the series, I admit, I was a bit sad. With that said, however, I will say that this series ended with quite a spectacular conclusion! I found the novel to be hugely entertaining, with a storyline that had plenty of twists and turns, and characters that were well loved and well known. Overall, I believe that this novel will attract long standing fans as well as new fans to paranormal romances, and will close out this series in a truly wonderful fashion. My only question is, what does Ms. Lario have planned for us next?Dagan Meyers always was a bit of a player. As a half siren, half demon, what else would you expect? As a bounty hunter, Dagan has the luxury of being able to roam around and be with whoever he wants, wherever he wants, whenever he wants. And that’s just fine. That is, until a gorgeous angel named Lina crosses his path. Too bad she happens to be the long-lost little sister of his brother Ronin. And Ronin won’t let Dagan anywhere near his precious little Lina. Yet Lina has a mind of her own, and the passion between Lina and Dagan really heats up. Yet when the past comes back to haunt not just Dagan but Ronin and the rest of the brothers, all bets are off. But can Dagan and Lina’s love save them all? Only time will tell….Review by: Hitherandthee of Night Owl ReviewsDisclosure: Most books that Night Owl reviews are received courtesy of the publisher, author or publicist. In most cases - reviewers get to keep the books they review and choose the books they will review themselves from an available to review database and based on their favorite authors and genres. Publishers, authors and publicists are not guaranteed a glowing review just because they have provided a copy of their book for review. Reviews are based on each individual reviewers opinion and not based on receiving a free copy of the work.