The second book in the trilogy finds our six circle members continuing their training to battle Lilith, Queen of the Vampires. It is also the love story for Blair and Larkin.
The circle continues to train to defeat the vampires and has some run-ins with them in modern day Ireland. They also prepare for the trip through the Dance to Gaell and the battle with the vampires.
About half-way through the book, they travel through the Dance to Gaell. Here they continue their training and start to train the people of Gaell who will join them in their battle.
I did not enjoy this book as much as the first book. Its really the stepping stone book and while there are a few sporadic battles and we learn more about the evil that is Lilith, theres not much else to expect to happen. Being a traditional Nora Roberts trilogy, we know that somehow Blair and Larkin will marry and because there is a third book, we know the final battle isnt in this story.
The circle continues to train to defeat the vampires and has some run-ins with them in modern day Ireland. They also prepare for the trip through the Dance to Gaell and the battle with the vampires.
About half-way through the book, they travel through the Dance to Gaell. Here they continue their training and start to train the people of Gaell who will join them in their battle.
I did not enjoy this book as much as the first book. Its really the stepping stone book and while there are a few sporadic battles and we learn more about the evil that is Lilith, theres not much else to expect to happen. Being a traditional Nora Roberts trilogy, we know that somehow Blair and Larkin will marry and because there is a third book, we know the final battle isnt in this story.
Back to all reviews by this member
Back to all reviews of this book
Back to Book Reviews
Back to Book Details
Back to all reviews of this book
Back to Book Reviews
Back to Book Details
