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Bezig met laden... Hunt the Darknessdoor Stephanie Rowe
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Onderdeel van de reeks(en)Order of the Blade (11) Prijzen
One warrior driven by an oath he will give his life to fulfill.Another tormented by his love for the woman he failed.Haunted by loss, each warrior is consumed by his relentless quest for redemption. Alone, each will fail. But when Calydon warrior Gabe Watson and mage Vladimir Hawkings team up to cross over into the demon realm to hunt down those who matter most, they finally have a chance to change the past ...until they encounter two bold, sensual women who hold the key to everything that matters to them...brave, independent women who want nothing to do with them. Sophie Flanagan has no memory of her life before she was kidnapped by demons, including how she got the wedding band that burns on her hand. Only her unbreakable friendship with half-demon healer, Maria Souvaine, has enabled her to survive. The two women are caught a desperate battle against a threat so powerful it will destroy them forever.When two fierce, towering warriors invade the demon realm, Sophie and Maria are thrust into a chaotic spiral of lust, escalating peril, and...for the first time in centuries...hope. Will the passion and danger that ignites cause the final destruction of all that matters...or finally free them all from the deadly shadows that grip them so tightly? *All books in the Order of the Blade series are standalone, but the chronological order is as follows:Darkness AwakenedDarkness SeducedDarkness SurrenderedForever in DarknessDarkness RebornDarkness ArisenDarkness UnleashedInferno of DarknessDarkness PossessedShadows of DarknessHunt the Darkness Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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Selfless. These characters are all so strong, confident and selfless. Heroes really. Kind of makes you want to be a better person.
The Order of the Blade. Each warrior is consumed by his relentless search for redemption.
Book 11 in the series. Can be read on its own.
Long in the middle. Drama and self punishment? No, self sacrifice. Repetitively. Although it was always insightful it seemed to sometimes stop the action in the middle of a fight or crucial moment.
In the end, the depth of love between the lovers, between the warriors, and the family made this romance a beautiful, fulfilling chapter in the Order of the Blade.
Excerpt:
“Is this seat open?"
Vlad looked up slowly, his trademark scowl in place. An old man with grizzled, gray hair was standing next to him, holding a bottle of the same beer Vlad was drinking. His hair hung in tangled mats down his back, and his beard was the same, reaching almost to his waist. His blue eyes were vivid, sunk deep into pits in his heavily wrinkled skin. He was wearing a black wool cape pulled tight around him, obscuring all but the tips of what appeared to be battered cowboy boots.
Vlad was kind of impressed that the old man had dared to speak to him. Not many people did these days. Sophie had always had a soft spot for old people, so he sighed and decided that practicing courtesy once a century wouldn't be a bad thing. Vlad responded, lifting one shoulder in a shrug, granting the old man permission to take the chair to another table that was overcrowded with pompous self-absorbed bastards pretending to be friends.
"Great." The man pulled out the chair and sat down beside him.
He sat down.
At Vlad's table.
Beside Vlad.
What the hell? Clearly, Vlad had made a strategic error by showering this morning. Apparently, he smelled too good. Or maybe it was his hair. It always got shiny when he washed it. He had to stop doing that. Shiny hair wasn't antisocial enough.
The old man set his beer on the table with a solid thud.
Vlad couldn't remember the last time anyone had sat next to him. It was irritating to have someone so close, but at the same time, the boldness of the old man was mildly interesting.”
Excerpt From: Rowe, Stephanie. “Hunt the Darkness: An Order of the Blade Novel.” (