Review: great continuation
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 1, 2014
I have absolutely loved getting lost in the fantasy world that Amelia has created.  She spares no attention to detail in setting the scenes within the story.Loved catching up with Syd and Ryder, He is so alpha male, but it suits his character."So she thought things couldn't get worse. Yes she was wrong. She found out what she really wanted and was forced to give him up. Just as she found out who she really was, she was presented to the elusive Horde King as a gift".I loved the opening chapters, the suspense, I couldn't put it down, you had to know what was happening to her.She was a tough but fiercely protective lady, and I would certainly want her on my side!Whilst being in the Horde Realm, we learn that its a very beautiful place, although everything is not what it seems, she has to learn to accept that she is the Horde King's concubine, something she doesn't want to be, but although she is desperate for Ryder to save her; she also wants him to stay away from this beast!As she learns her fate, she deals with what is thrown her way in a very commendable manner, it takes the whole book for her to realise her destiny! As always she is as sassy as ever, dealing with all things Horde!I loved her continual interaction with Ristan, as she learns to accept her part in the Fae world, she holds onto her human traits with a strong grip, and I am in total agreement with her, she needs Ryder to back up his actions, and oh my *fanning self* his actions were smoking hot!I loved the maze scene, Syd along with Ristan, and how they worked through the questions! Their friendship is turning out to being something special!Ryder albeit the handsome, warrior with the strange upbringing, begins to show his true colours, and whats been bubbling under the surface, and whilst he is afraid to admit his true feeling for Syd, you get lots on hints as to his feelings for her.I loved Syd's reaction to Danu, totally acceptable!Ooh the ending! flipping heck need to know what happens next !