96 p.
Published: 7/12/14
Publisher: Fire Flower Publishing
Source: From author for review
Dreaming turns dangerous...
Malcolm Rook and Jordan Lane are on the run from powerful forces that seek their deaths. But they are discovered by someone from Rook's dark past. Under no circumstances will Rook allow this criminal to learn how talented Jordan is in the world Darkside. Instead, Rook succumbs so that she has a chance to survive.
Rook has been abducted and Jordan assumes the worst. She's fallen for him and will do anything to get him back. Alone on the streets, she concocts a plan that will take her into the black market of dreams to find help. An unlikely ally comes to her aid, and together they search and fight...one for love, the other for vengeance.
Night's Deep Hush is the fourth installment in the Reveler serial, a hot paranormal romance set in a world where shared dreaming is a new pop culture phenomenon that allows people to indulge their wildest fantasies. But there are also unknown dangers Darkside; nightmares are slowly infiltrating not only dreams, but the waking world as well.
Revel with me.My thoughts:
Another short but active installment in this series. While I hated the cliffie of the last book, this one was much more manageable. We still need to know more about what is going on with the overall arc but the main story almost feels compete. It is complete for the most part for Rook and Jordan a couple we know from the first book. It isn't complete since there is much left hanging for the next installment.
I give this book 3 1/2 stars.You have romance and adventure. This is a good book for those that enjoy a cross between UF and PNR. I have been enjoying my time with this series. I'm just glad more of them are already out there so I can continue this story to find out what comes next!!
A cross might work
ReplyDeleteI think you'll like this series.
DeleteThat is such a nice thing about series that have a lot of books out, not having to wait when there are cliffhangers!
ReplyDeleteGlad this was another great short read for you!
I know! I'm glad that more are out there, but I'm catching up. :)
DeleteGlad this one didn't end on quite as brutal a cliffhanger as the last book Melissa. Cliffhangers are the worst - they cause me stress (unless of course all the books are out, then I'm fine with them ;-) Looking forward to your thoughts on the next one!
ReplyDeleteUgh. I know. I hate cliffies. Even when those are out, but they are more manageable that way.
DeleteThe romance and action sound good in this one
ReplyDeleteIt was!
DeleteGlad this one was easier after that brutal cliffhanger. This is a series I still want to try,
ReplyDeleteA cross? I'll check it out!
ReplyDeleteToo bad for the CLiffie but it's sounds like a nice series
ReplyDeleteI do love UF and PNR. Fun when they combine a little. Glad the cliffy wasn't as bad this time.
ReplyDeleteI have never read this series but it sounds like it is worth a look, I would need to go back to the beginning though. Loving your wee blog button!
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She is rolling along with the books, it looks. Good to see. :)
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