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King of Tricksters
by S.L. Prater
Rain is a bloody legend, Night must get past his emotional constipation, and Bernard ( the demon familiar) wants a baby-- no, not to eat.
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I loved this book. I love the characters and the added complexity of remembering a forgotten past that's also been lost in the tomes of history and having it collide with the current predicament. I did not say love too much because it's not possible where this book is concerned.
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This book kept the romantic tension while making the sweet moments melt worthy, upped the spice and the fight scenes, and still managed to intersperse the funnies. Bernard remains the best. This was just a story full of so many wonderful things of both entertaining and contemplative natures.
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I did a re-read with the audiobook. The narration of this one was just as delightful as the last. Hearing the Mad Marquess had me squealing with delight! I will say that Sora's accent was a bit inconsistent, but not so much that I was too bothered by it. Overall, a great narration!
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I loved this book. I love the characters and the added complexity of remembering a forgotten past that's also been lost in the tomes of history and having it collide with the current predicament. I did not say love too much because it's not possible where this book is concerned.
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This book kept the romantic tension while making the sweet moments melt worthy, upped the spice and the fight scenes, and still managed to intersperse the funnies. Bernard remains the best. This was just a story full of so many wonderful things of both entertaining and contemplative natures.
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I did a re-read with the audiobook. The narration of this one was just as delightful as the last. Hearing the Mad Marquess had me squealing with delight! I will say that Sora's accent was a bit inconsistent, but not so much that I was too bothered by it. Overall, a great narration!