Synopsis

Can love transcend time, space and worlds?

After an absence of two years, Heinregard and the wildlings return to the House of Silveria. When the Karenys arrive, Clay catches the eye of the notorious Karenyan ambassador. Can Heinregard keep Clay safe without revealing his true intentions?

Viraya must open the ball with the first dance. When the Reclining Dragon and his liegeman appear uninvited, that becomes the least of her worries, especially when the wildlings turn Lighting of the Fall Lanterns, a most solemn ceremony, into a dangerous one. Will they be forever banned from the House?

Review

I was given this book as a gift from the author. My opinions and thoughts of the book are mine alone.

This is book 3 in a series. Now I may be biased because I loved all the books, but this book is just beautiful. There is something so incredible about the way the author words every sentence. The reader is constantly engaged and you just can’t put it down. The characters express the same conflicting feelings and emotions as people do. The world ties in perfectly with the previous books and there are no holes in development.

When you read this book, you can just close your eyes and picture the setting. You can hear the wind blow and the intense feelings that come with a well thought out location. I know. I did say when you read this book and not if. That is because I am confident that you will read it and you will love it. Actually, since you will probably read this book, you might as well read the whole series too!

My Rating: I rate this book 5 out of 5 stars. I really enjoyed reading this book. As always, I love the way the author writes. It feels almost lyrically. I turned crazy while reading and became obsessed with what was going to happen next that I sat in silence and turned every page. This is the perfect example of a solid slow burn romance with no disappointing rushed feel at the end. The author was able to tie everything together in little bows, yet keep me bouncing in my seat while I try to be patient for the next book.