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Danjel Buttigieg skaydesign — Everyone needs at least one author they can depend on, someone whose books you just unabashedly love and who can give you what you need when you need it: a fun story, intelligent, funny, engrossing, exciting, sensual, clever and very well written. If you follow my reviews at all regularly I'm sure you know by now that Kresley Cole is exactly that for me, especially when it comes to this particular series. Since we've hit book eleven, it might be a good time to recap a bit. This is a deeply involved and intricate contemporary fantasy world, one of Lore creatures - everything from Valkyrie to nymphs, witches to sorcerers, demons to lycanthrope and vampires, all living their own world within ours - as well as on other planes that are rather like completely different planets. The Fantasy geek in me loves this world, being richly developed, multi-layered and full of surprises. The characters get in situations that seem dire and with no possible solution in sight; yet time and again Cole comes up with a clever way to deliver a happy-ever-after ending. It's a puzzle. It's addictive. There are certain species of the Lore that get more attention than others, namely: Lycanthrope (werewolves), Valkyrie (warrior women who eat lightning), witches, demons and vampires. The main cast that we keep coming back to are the Valkyries, women born of a woman who died in battle, whose parents also consist of two gods who are now sleeping, leaving their "children" on their own. They each have their own gifts, especially as they're all partly some other species, and they live in covens, in groups. Regin the Radiant is a Valkyrie with a smart mouth and great skill with the sword. Centuries ago, she left Valhalla as a child of twelve to find her sister, Lucia, and goes to enlist the help of Viking berserkers led by Aidan the Fierce. Aidan recognises Regin as his fated bride, and waits for her to grow into a woman. Yet fate has other ideas: although they meet again and fall in love, Aidan is killed before he can wed her, but vows to return. So begins a doomed cycle through the ages: every time Aidan is reborn into another warrior, and meets Regin again, he remembers his past lives. And as soon as he remembers, he is killed all over again. Regin decides it's past time to change tactics: the only way to keep the man she loves alive is to ensure their paths never cross, and if they do, that he never remembers. But when Regin is captured by Declan Chase, a human working for the mortal organisation called the Order which knows about Lore creatures and is determined to exterminate them - by catching them, cutting them open, figuring out their flaws and developing weapons against them. At a secret base of operations on an island, Regin is kept prisoner along with dozens of other Lore species, and a few friends. Aidan reborn is a very different man this time around: cold and distant, repressed even, she yet recognises his beserker spirit and this time plans to make him remember, because in his death she sees revenge and freedom. The plot of this novel is parallel to a couple of other books in the series - meaning that, more than one story is occurring simultaneously, but each builds more on the others, so you still need to read them in order to get the full, complex tapestry. That's what I mean by a puzzle, in part. A few books ago, it was mentioned that Regin was running from her reincarnated lover, and she'd disappeared. I felt like I really knew the story of the Order on this island, because maybe it was only the previous book, but the details are so rich and vivid that it feels like more, and it was great seeing events unfold from a different angle. It was interesting having a hero who starts off so unattractive, as a person. It was more than his flaws, it was his deeds, and yet that only makes it more intense. I will say that when things shifted toward the end, Lothaire (the "Enemy of Old", an ancient and charismatic vampire) totally stole the show and got me very excited about reading his upcoming story. He's another "bad guy" on the surface who is more than you realise. Part of the fun of having so many different kinds of immortals running around, is that when they do horrible things to each other, you never really hold it against them: they're immortal, after all, and things in this world can be fixed. You know the expression, It's not the end of the world? Well that seems to be the principle Cole works from to create these stories and these scheming, vengeful creatures. What fun! If you're looking for a fantastic series with witty banter, twists and turns, adventure, unsappy romance, and a richly-developed fantasy world, you should definitely start with this one.

Tino Pintos sonati — Thoroughly enjoyed this heartwarming, sentimental book.

Sammie Oyejobi mrsammiengf709 — Great read...a mix of adventures and archaeological investigation. The last two chapters are the best!