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josephine_r's review
4.0
Maybe it’s my eagerness knowing they fall in love because this is a prequel and reading the story of their daughter’s life first but waiting for them to fall is taking awhile. It’s still a good series just not as much as a page turner as the shadow fae institute books.
witchylevy's review
5.0
Shocking twist
With a few things said here I did suspect a couple of these revelations. I can't wait to find out what happens next
With a few things said here I did suspect a couple of these revelations. I can't wait to find out what happens next
jamiestwocents's review
4.0
Great filler book
In short, this book has Ruby joining forces with Adonis to find the stones of the bringer of light. Adonis wants Ruby to rid the world of the horsemen.
This book is well written and enjoyable. I’m excited to read the next book in the series. Happy reading y’all!
In short, this book has Ruby joining forces with Adonis to find the stones of the bringer of light. Adonis wants Ruby to rid the world of the horsemen.
This book is well written and enjoyable. I’m excited to read the next book in the series. Happy reading y’all!
edp123's review
adventurous
dark
emotional
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0
blackestrose3's review
5.0
Great book
I loved this story. I’d love to see it continued! I’m hoping the author writes another book to tell us how Ruby and Adonis continue.
I loved this story. I’d love to see it continued! I’m hoping the author writes another book to tell us how Ruby and Adonis continue.
nemerith's review
5.0
In part two of the series we meet up again with Ruby and Adonis pretty much immediately after the ending of book 1: Adonis knows who Ruby really is... and he is on her side.
As a Bringer of the Light she will be able to restore the earth from the influence of the Angels of Death, bringing and end to their reign of terror and as such making it possible for humans, demons and fae to kick start civilisation again.
When Johnny revives and threatens to expose her deceit to Kratos, Adonis takes her away with him to his castle where they are be able to plot their next move. Everything points to the last archangel, Aereus, god of war. They will need to infiltrate his castle under false pretences and search for the one thing that can aid them against the Heavenly Host... the Stones of Zahar.
My take on the book:
I needed a bit more than a chapter to get into the book again (maybe I should have read the last chapter of the previous book beforehand... reminder for book 3!), but as soon as I did, it didn't let me go. Wow!
We went through a lot of different stages in this instalment but it flowed together excellently. Some more twists and turns and unforeseen events really makes you wonder why the hell you bother trying to predict their next move :D
The book was well written and I have only found one teensy little mistake (which only made me reread the previous few lines again, but didn't bother me).
Character development was superb, though some more info about Hazel and her dragon would be welcome in the next book... hint hint ;) (oh oh and Tanit and Kur too please!).
The pacing was great, not glossing over details, but spending time describing them so the reader has a firm image in his/her mind which of course greatly adds to the immersion into the story.
Again in this book, characters get touchy, but nothing very graphic (if that is important for you).
It was a pleasure to read: a very captivating story, a strong heroine, a dash of romance and well... Adonis (need I say more? ;))
I voluntarily read an advanced reader copy of this book and as always, the authors do not disappoint, love the story and very much look forward to the next book.
As a Bringer of the Light she will be able to restore the earth from the influence of the Angels of Death, bringing and end to their reign of terror and as such making it possible for humans, demons and fae to kick start civilisation again.
When Johnny revives and threatens to expose her deceit to Kratos, Adonis takes her away with him to his castle where they are be able to plot their next move. Everything points to the last archangel, Aereus, god of war. They will need to infiltrate his castle under false pretences and search for the one thing that can aid them against the Heavenly Host... the Stones of Zahar.
My take on the book:
I needed a bit more than a chapter to get into the book again (maybe I should have read the last chapter of the previous book beforehand... reminder for book 3!), but as soon as I did, it didn't let me go. Wow!
We went through a lot of different stages in this instalment but it flowed together excellently. Some more twists and turns and unforeseen events really makes you wonder why the hell you bother trying to predict their next move :D
The book was well written and I have only found one teensy little mistake (which only made me reread the previous few lines again, but didn't bother me).
Character development was superb, though some more info about Hazel and her dragon would be welcome in the next book... hint hint ;) (oh oh and Tanit and Kur too please!).
The pacing was great, not glossing over details, but spending time describing them so the reader has a firm image in his/her mind which of course greatly adds to the immersion into the story.
Again in this book, characters get touchy, but nothing very graphic (if that is important for you).
It was a pleasure to read: a very captivating story, a strong heroine, a dash of romance and well... Adonis (need I say more? ;))
I voluntarily read an advanced reader copy of this book and as always, the authors do not disappoint, love the story and very much look forward to the next book.
katrina_ingram's review
4.0
A great follow up that has given me my latest book boyfriend!! I can’t say much without spoilers so I will just say it has a fae FMC who is undercover, angels and demons, the apocalypse and dragons. I’m looking forward to reading the final book
kueso's review
adventurous
dark
tense
slow-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
4.0