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Dark Retribution
The Future of Three Clan Members is in Question You can’t kill evil, not easily anyway. Villains have tried to destroy Darius before, and now things have finally come to a head. Now, three family members will be thrown into a nightmare. A magical world made up of dark shadows, the bazaar, and the unusual is just behind a palace wall, and this is where Darius’s loved ones must go to retrieve a page from the Book of the Dead. When you walk in shadows, answers are few and far between; dangers and mysteries are not. They will have to look carefully into the shadows to survive. One misstep and they will disappear. Enjoy this next installment of The Chronicles of Darius, where imagination runs wild and old enemies try to exact their revenge. The tides of destiny will invariably be tested, and they will perform the most fantastic dance of all, a dance of survival to make it back home and avoid Dark Retribution.
394 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 6, 2020
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December 17, 2020
Paden day starts out pretty much as it should at home with his family and mate. Until, the truth of his lack of way to do magic when he is stressed smacks everyone in the face. When a simple gift of a promise bracelet leads to a battle to get back to his chosen. With the return of Perdition and the kidnap of Aiden, Killian and Paden to the Shadow Realm. With no other choice Vega, Finnal and Lamin meet with the elders to get their Yongonge back. Will they find them in time?
I have to say I have read several of the The Chronicles of Darius. I have not read them all as I probably should. The title will grab my attention and I will pick it up. Jess Thomas writes a good story but feels more like it would if they were graphic novels. I would enjoy them more. I appreciate the face that in story mode you can picture them as you wish as the reader; I have never found myself able to do that with these books. I almost wish there were more details not just of objects in her world but details you don't have of the characters. The stories are well written but it is an older young adult type story. I can say this one is by far my favorite of the ones I read and am glad I picked it up. I would recommend it for the YA lover in your life especially if fantasy is their preference. It does have homosexual relationships but dont let they discourage you. I absolutely adore Paden and his mate. Everyone should have a mate who loves them as much.
I have to say I have read several of the The Chronicles of Darius. I have not read them all as I probably should. The title will grab my attention and I will pick it up. Jess Thomas writes a good story but feels more like it would if they were graphic novels. I would enjoy them more. I appreciate the face that in story mode you can picture them as you wish as the reader; I have never found myself able to do that with these books. I almost wish there were more details not just of objects in her world but details you don't have of the characters. The stories are well written but it is an older young adult type story. I can say this one is by far my favorite of the ones I read and am glad I picked it up. I would recommend it for the YA lover in your life especially if fantasy is their preference. It does have homosexual relationships but dont let they discourage you. I absolutely adore Paden and his mate. Everyone should have a mate who loves them as much.
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