by Deborah Cooke
One kiss can melt his frozen heart… The mysterious Dragon’s Blood Elixir gives immortality to Magnus, the Pyr’s greatest enemy, and his minions. The Pyr must destroy this source of power, and outcast Delaney vows to complete the quest himself. Delaney was exiled because of his dangerous impulses, ...
I don't know if I'm just in a funk or if this book wasn't so hot. I loved the first three books but for some reason this one just didn't do it for me. Delaney's "poor me" attitude got irritating real fast though I really did like Ginger as she was strong and knew what she wanted (or didn't want). ...
Delaney, as we have seen in previous books, is a Pyr, only has been partly corrupted by 'Magnus', the head of the slayers, who forced him to drink a certain elixir, that has caused him to wage a war within himself. A war that he is still fighting himself, and after almost harming his brothers family...
3,5 starsThe book was good but I think the plot was a little repetitive for my taste. I understand Delaney hasn't had a pretty life but that whole attitude of his that he's a failure and that sort of crap is just that - crap. If the author had made this character a little more resilient/strong this ...
In the previous books Kiss Of Fire, Kiss Of Fury and Kiss Of Fate we are introduced to the leaders of the Pyr and the first three stories which set up the background for Delaney's tale. By the time we get to "Winter Kiss" Delaney has become an outcast from his fellow Pyr as he was previously captur...
I just love the Pyr and these stories of their firestorms!
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