Reviewer: Elaina
Rating: 4 Stars
Synopsis
Iden Belial, the youngest Reaper, finds a
great evil in Land's End. He also finds Kallista, his mate, the woman the
Goddess intends for him, and the only way he can claim her from her
disapproving mother is to sate his lust and make her his.
But when they are torn apart by the Nikkeson, a demon that brings death and destruction to everything it touches, part of its wickedness is left inside him, warping the warrior and twisting him to its own evil ends. The Shadowlords of the Citadel are determined to heal him, but what Iden needs is the touch of his wife - the only one whose loving and sensual touch can truly make him whole again.
But when they are torn apart by the Nikkeson, a demon that brings death and destruction to everything it touches, part of its wickedness is left inside him, warping the warrior and twisting him to its own evil ends. The Shadowlords of the Citadel are determined to heal him, but what Iden needs is the touch of his wife - the only one whose loving and sensual touch can truly make him whole again.
Review
The plot and characters
really drew me in. I will admit when I first started this book I believed I
would not like it at all, but the age old saying never judge a book by its
cover really became true. I am one of those people who have always enjoyed the
ultimate good versus evil storyline. I mean who doesn’t we all hope that good
will one day overcome evil, but Charlotte
Boyett-Compo
really grabbed me with the story line. There were so many little details that
brought the overlying story to life for me. I have always been one of those
people who love reading those books about "one mate for life" love
story for the Reapers and Shadowlords. To me it just brings a new found since
to what we all look for when we are looking for love. The gods as well as the
good guys are imperfect and flawed but they are also decent and honorable,
which makes great heroes. As I got to know the characters I have come to like
them all. This is definitely a four star book, and I encourage all to pick it
up and read it. I wish I had started with the previous books in the series.
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