by Sherrilyn Kenyon, Fred Berman
The action keeps getting heavier and more intense as the war against the League continues on. Fain and Galene are two who have loved each other since they were kids and were promised to each other their whole lives, but the ruling family Anatole were up to their meddling in their lives and forced Fa...
Entertaining read, though the cast of characters and the political situation is getting more and more complicated. I almost needed a quick guide to who is who to start.
The biggest handicap this book has is the characterizations. At this point, it's pretty much a formula - create the H. Make him the target of everyone's animosity, mostly because he exists. Make the abuse/neglect start practically upon conception. Make him of a well-respected family(or royalty). Giv...
This one is a little confusing since before the book before this we assume that Fain's former fiancee is a complete bitch. We find out in Talyn's book the truth about her. It's hard to not hate Fain for what he left behind - not just that she was pregnant but the way his son had to live because o...
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