Veles sets events in motion that will change the course of Jadwiga’s destiny. Jadwiga knows she needs to keep the monster pacified, until she discovers she can steal his firelight and gain access to the Gate.
It’s a case of controlling parents and arranged marriages with twist after curse after betrayal for Aiden Connolly and Theodora O’Toole, as Kennedy Bennett does her best to survive attacks and kidnappings and salvage a quartet of cursed paintings.
He’s old money, and he wants Kennedy to provide all the furniture, antique mind you, for a too-modern office into an employee lounge that can double as a place to entertain clients. Not. It’s a mission of acquisition that will, hopefully, find Kennedy’s kidnapped sisters. And hope the gods don’t interfere.
I received this book for free from my own shelves in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.The Serpent’s Shadow by Mercedes Lackey Genres: Paranormal Fantasy, Historical Published by DAW on March 1, 2002 Pages: 403 Format: eBook Source: my own shelves […]
Three short stories from Kelley Armstrong, Jeaniene Frost, and Melissa Marr reflecting some fantastical events when the girls have a Girls’ Night Out with too many bodies to count.
A freak accident with a dangerous magical device has left Dorina Basarab’s two natures separated into duplicate bodies, both fighting to survive while they search for the truth about her past, and the key to her future.
Peter Grant has gone undercover in a tech genius’ company and finds a secret hidden in its bowels. A technology that stretches back to the past and forward to the future of AI.
