New York Times bestselling author Gena Showalter presents a classic Lords of theUnderworld tale about a warrior trapped by darkness and the woman determined to save himHaving endured weeks of torture in the bowels of hell, Kane wants nothing to do with hisbeautiful rescuer, Josephina Aisling. The half-Fae female threatens to awaken the demon ofDisaster inside him–a beast he’s determined to kill, … determined to kill, no matter the price.Josephina is hunted by a brutal enemy–her royal family–and Kane is her only source ofprotection. He’s also the only male to ever set her aflame, and even he succumbs to theheat. But as they navigate the treacherous world of the Fae, they are forced to make achoice: live apart…or die together. Originally published in 2013
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Fantastic series! Every character is so unique and special. The world amazing. And the over arching story line is so interesting!
Another disappointing book in this series. It started off good too, but in the end the colors of this series would shine through. Those colors are not flattering either. Like a mixture of different shades of puke green. I liked Kane, I liked him in the past books, I liked him in the beginning of this book, by the middle I was becoming wary, almost …
4.5 stars
My goodness, Kane had me crying within the first few chapters. That man just tore me up. In many ways he is the toughest Lord. The things he’s been through in the last few books are atrocious, but he’s come through the other end and is finding a way to help others. He’s also gotta be the sweetest. The inner workings of that man’s …
This was one of my favorites. I loved the new land and character introductions. Each book takes you so much deeper into their world. I absolutely love reading this series.
After finishing this book, I read some other reviews and I have to agree with the criticism that was brought up. This book wasn’t bad, but it lacked the spark and entertainment I used to get from the LOTUS.
The good things: Cameo’s and Torin’s story teaser. Both storylines appeared more engaging than Kane and Josephines. William provided some …