Review: Excellent addition to a great series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 15, 2011
Since others have so aptly written the who, what and why of this book I am not covering that area.  Instead let me say this sixth book of the Blood Destiny series will grab hold of your emotions and not turn loose until they are wrung completely dry.  If you have read the prior books of this series you are familiar with the characters and thier relationships with Lissa (the Blood Queen). At the end of the fifth book Lissa was taken 300 years into the future and to put it bluntly, she was dumped to live or die.  Now Lissa must some how learn either to forgive or forget the cosmic betrayal of her Father Griffin and her mate Kifirin. Just learning to live with all the past betrayals, the deaths of loved ones, huge changes in social mores, plus the reality of reincarnation is a daunting task.  More than enough for anyone to deal with and still stay sane.  However, Lissa must also come to terms with dozens of new people related to those she left behind, who in her new reality have changed almost beyond belief.  Even though I used up several boxes of klenex while reading this book it was well worth every tear.  I really wonder how Connie Suttle can top this one.