Review: More wars and death but also hope for Txema and her protectors.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2012
This is the third book in the Dying of the Dark Series and by far the most riveting.  Again Aiden uses exotic countries as a backdrop to most of this book going from the Maldives back to Paris by way of Hungary and other parts of Europe.  The vampires and Racco believe the only way Txema and Alaia can be protected from the uncivilized horde and their growing allies is by re-constructing two more amulets like the one that protects Racco and Chasson's only living daughter, Marissa.  But as the fates have decreed not everything is going to work out the way everyone would like.  The companions lose more of their own and a final war is fought between the forces of "good" and really evil.  This is also a cliff-hanging book for me as I await impatiently for the next installment in the series which unfortunately is not due out until next spring.Blood Princesses of the Vampires (Dying of the Dark #3)