I’m reviewing Yasmine Galenorn’s Night Vision by Smexybooks

Night Vision (Indigo Court #4) by Yasmine Galenorn
Urban Fantasy
July 2, 2013
Berkley

 

Favorite Quote: “Life is often an illusion, Cicely. Illusion that is very real, very strong, but still-place the right amount of force on the right spot and it breaks.“

Night Vision, the fourth installment of Yasmine Galenorn’s dark and sensual fae fantasy, picks up right where Night Seeker ended.  Well-plotted and cast with characters that are strong and personable, Night Vision is filled with taut suspense, delicious intrigue, and dangerous antagonists. WhileNight Seeker was the turning point of the series; very physical and action packed, Night Vision is the emotional aftermath. Galenorn spends more than half the book addressing the emotional changes Cicely is experiencing as she takes her place as the Queen Of Winter.  We are taken deep into Cicely’s psyche as she struggles to overcome her fears of the future and her sorrow at what she is losing.  A strong storyline with captivating subplots further drives this story towards the finale as Cicely, her wounded prince, and an obsessed vampire all fight for what they want.

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I'm reviewing Lord’s Fall by Thea Harrison with May at Smexybooks

Lord’s Fall (Elder Races #5) by Thea Harrison
Paranormal Romance
Released: November 6, 2012
Berkley

Joint review by May & Tori

Lord’s Fall , the 5th book in Thea Harrison’s best selling Elder Races novels, picks up a couple months after the events of Oracle Moon. Dragos is getting ready to host the Sentinel Games to find  two new Wyr bodyguards after the defection of Tiagos and Rune. The Sentinel Games is a shapeshifter version of the Gladiator Games. Wyrs from all over the world will compete to be the last two standing. During all this, Pia, now heavily pregnant and mated to Dragos, is traveling to the Elves in order to repair the relations between the the Wyrs and the Elves. Dragos is beside himself, letting Pia go without him, but she is insistent that she needs to do something and the strained relations need to be repaired. When Pia finds herself trapped in the middle of an Elven war and unable to get through to Dragos, she has to rely on herself and her bodyguards to make it out alive.

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