Review: An Amazing, Long Novella For An Amazing Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2014
Well what can I say. If you want a series with angels, werewolves, phoenix, vampires and many other creatures of myth then this is the series for you. Couple it with some steamy scenes and a plot riddled with twists and turns then this book is a must read, as are the two that came before this (Enslaved in Shadows and Burned in Shadows). I would recommend reading the others first as this continues the stories of Draven and Jes and Belinda, Royce and Ronin.After the events of the first two books in the series this should have been a novella to cement the matings of the two couples. However where would the fun have been in the book had it been that simple! Yes the matings take place, don’t panic, but there are some obstacles to overcome to get there.Jes and Draven are staying with his pack in order to complete the bonding ceremony and for Faith, their daughter, to complete her spirit walk. Pack law dictates that as Jes is a human she is unable to partake in many of the activities in the compound. This, and rightly so, causes her to see red, literally!! The fact that Draven’s ex, also his deceased brothers mate, turns up with the intention it seems to cause problems doesn’t help matters. Add Jes’ human family into the mix and tensions run high.There are revelations about Jes, a demon is thrown into the mix (sorry not going to tell you who though if you have read the other books you will have met them) and a warning is issued. Bonds get tested to the limit and new lines are drawn. All in all it is a book filled with action from start to finish and one that I found hard to put down. I am now eagerly awaiting the next instalment in this amazing series, Redeemed in Shadows, that is due out in August.Please note I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.