Review: Poignant and Touching
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 2, 2012
The druid Lucan Woods considered his soul lost and his life meaningless after having to be the one who killed his best friend after a failed assassination attempt on the Cáidh Arm. After completing this final mission, Luc intends to end his guilt and eat a bullet. Alanna is the missing Fae princess that has just learned her twin daughters are still alive and living among the humans on Earth. She is also the only reason Luc is still among the living and his only chance at redemption. Luc must let go of his guilt and accept the soul bond or both he and Alanna lose their chance at happiness.Wow!! I have been immersed in this series for awhile now and I am not ready to let it go. In fact I had to create a series rating based on how much I LOVED this series. I am a series slut, no doubt, no arguments. But I only have a hand full that I would be willing to sell my child for. (said child is 29 and not very sellable). For those few series, I have created the diamond standard as you can see at the top of this post. When I designate a series a diamond series, you know that I give this my highest recommendation and will run over the elderly and small children to get first crack at it.L.J. DeLeon has created a world on the verge of a supernatural war with factions from every myth, realm and religion. She has given the reader FANTASTIC heroines, who are strong, yet compassionate, intelligent but always willing to learn from others, and some of the fiercest warriors anywhere. Her heroes are dominant, strong, incredibly sexy but damaged men who love as hard as they fight and are loyal to their core.  The war they are fighting is massive and losses are enormous. The lines between good and evil shift several times and the players are not always who and what they seem. With a story that often brings as much heartache as smiles, this series has a long, long, long way to go before I am even partially sated. Brava and kudos on a job extremely well done.