I’m also going to miss Lucien and Carmen because I love them too, despite (or maybe because of) the fact that they are total assholes. There’s not anything I can say about the characters or the rest of the series that I haven’t said already, probably numerous times, but I am going to miss Patrick and Jono and Wade and their whole pack and found family because they’re wonderful. And having the fighting be chock full of magic and shifters and vampires and fae and dragons and demons and zombies and gods made it even more interesting and wild. But, although I’m a reader who isn’t super into fight scenes, this action was warranted and was the epic battle the entire series had been building up to.
But fixing their personal problems will have to wait-because Niflheim is clawing at the shores of Lake Michigan and the dead are hungry.Talk about an action-packed book! Whew. When Patrick and Jono reunite in Chicago, Patrick must confront the fraying of a relationship he’s come to rely on for his own sanity. Doing so risks breaking the trust he’s built with the man he loves, but not acting will give the rival New York City god pack leverage Jono can’t afford to give up. With a bounty on his head, Jono is forced to make a choice that Patrick would never approve of.
Left behind in New York City, Jonothon de Vere finds himself targeted by hunters who will go through anyone to kill him-including the packs under his protection. Fighting Hannah and the Dominion Sect provides Patrick with a sinister reminder that some blood ties can never be cut.
In the lead up to election day, not everything is what it seems in a city where playing to win means appeasing the gods first and the electorate second.īut Chicago brings its own set of problems outside the case: a stand-offish local god pack, a missing immortal, and Patrick’s twin sister. Needing a cover for his presence in the Windy City, Patrick is ordered to investigate a politician running for mayor. Special Agent Patrick Collins is dispatched to Chicago, chasing a lead on the Morrígan’s staff for the joint task force. The devil you know is never the one you should trust.
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