Fire Kin: A Novel of the Half-Light City
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| Rating | : | 4.72 (862 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0451465385 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-02-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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Lily and Simon are sympathetic characters who feel the weight of past actions and secrets as they respond to their attraction for each other.”—New York Times bestselling author Anne Bishop“Had me hooked from the very first page.”—New York Times bestselling author Keri Arthur“M. Praise for the Novels of the Half-Light City“M. Scott’s Shadow Kin is a steampunky romantic fantasy with vampires that doesn’t miss its mark.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Patricia Briggs“Shadow Kin is an entertaining novel. Scott weaves a fantastic tale of love, betrayal, hope, and sacrifice against a world broken by darkness and light where the only chance for survival rests within the strength of a woman made of shadow and the faith of a man made of light.”—National bestselling author Devon Monk . J. J
I wanted a bit more from the final showdown, but overall I'm pleased A Book Obsession Since I'm very romance driven with my reading choices, it's only fitting that I kick this review off with my feelings for the main couple, Bryony and Ash. I just love the past history and tension that comes with reunited lovers. It's that battle to make this time work that really amps up the tension for me, and if you've followed my reviews at all, you'll know that that delicious tension and build up between a couple is my weakness. When done well, it can suck me completely into the characters, and I was so happy that was the case here with these two. "A Warrior and a Healer Battle Evil!" according to Kristen. REVIEW:It’s been way too long since I got sucked back into the world of The Half-light City. I adored the first and second and missed the third, but since I did read the first two I wasn’t lost at all stepping into the fourth book in the series. The whole gang is back, my two favorite boys Guy and Simon, along with their kick butt ladies are back in action. But this time the plot focuses on the death of the fae queen and the possibility of vampires and werewolves taking over control. The new couple in focus is Asharic an exiled fae and th. "Predictable and too fluffy ending. Great series but then ending did not need to be so "happily ever after"" according to Mr. Thomas A. Mckewen. This last book in the series was a bit too predictable for me and the ending quite weak. It is almost as if the author just wanted the ultimate happily ever after. All the lead up to the final confrontation and boom it was over without much of a fuss.Overall this is a really good series and well written. Certainly well worth reading.
Scott is the author of the Half-Light City novels: Iron Kin, Blood Kin, and Shadow Kin. J. . M
To save the City, we will have to join forces. But I never expected them to turn and seek aid from the depths of my past. A Blood lord is poised to conquer the Half-Light City, and other enemies new and old are gathering to eliminate the threat Ash poses. But now the queen is dead and the throne is vacant, and Ash is returning to the City—my City—with his mercenary army.It would be false to deny that there is still a spark between us, but I will not be taken in again. And pray we’re not the ones who burn…. I am a healer, and they need me. Imagine a city divided…a city readying itself for a war. The vampire Blood and the shape-shifting Beast Kind seek to seize control now that the treaty is broken. Only the humans stand in their way…but they stand without their Fae allies…and they desperately need help. I know they need reinforcements. And I’m not the only one disturbed by his return. I know the odds are against them. I chose to stay with the humans when the Fae withdrew from the City. Leaving me behind. Asharic is a powerful Fae, exiled by the Veiled Queen thirty years ago