Nalini Singh
Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 288 pages Rating: 4.11 | 7506 Users | 502 Reviews
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| Original Title: | Lord of the Abyss |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Royal House of Shadows #4 |
| Characters: | Micah, Liliana, Blood Sorcerer |
| Setting: | Kingdom of Elden |
| Literary Awards: | RITA Award by Romance Writers of America Nominee for Paranormal Romance (2012) |
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Once upon a time…the Blood Sorcerer vanquished the kingdom of Elden. To save their children, the queen scattered them to safety and the king filled them with vengeance. Only a magical timepiece connects the four royal heirs…and time is running out.… As the dark Lord who condemns souls to damnation in the Abyss, Micah is nothing but a feared monster wrapped in impenetrable black armor. He has no idea he is the last heir of Elden, its last hope. Only one woman knows—the daughter of his enemy. Liliana is nothing like her father, the Blood Sorcerer who’d cursed Micah. She sees past Micah’s armor to the prince inside. A prince whose sinful touch she craves. But first she has to brave his dark, dangerous lair and help him remember. Because they only have till midnight to save Elden.Specify Regarding Books Lord of the Abyss (Royal House of Shadows #4)
| Title | : | Lord of the Abyss (Royal House of Shadows #4) |
| Author | : | Nalini Singh |
| Book Format | : | Mass Market Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 288 pages |
| Published | : | November 22nd 2011 by Harlequin |
| Categories | : | Romance. Paranormal Romance. Fantasy. Paranormal. Magic. Vampires. Fantasy Romance |
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Ratings: 4.11 From 7506 Users | 502 ReviewsDiscuss Regarding Books Lord of the Abyss (Royal House of Shadows #4)
Now I recall why Id chosen to skip to book 4 of this series. I have no issues whatsoever reading any series out of order!The reason? LOVE Micah! From his name (this was the name of my first boy crush from Russia) to his virginity (MEOW!) to his looks (my darling Mr Blondie Bun!) to his personality and the fact that he loves the h for HER personality, not for her looks, which were pretty unattractive at first.Whats not to love?Why not 5 stars? Bc there were bits that moved a bit slow I guess.Now this was the best of the series, and the reason I picked it. Nalini Singh does such a fantastic job of world building, and making it easy for a reader to visualize everything thats happening as you read or listen to her books. I loved the enemies to lovers trope, the not so pretty characters, and I really enjoyed the battle. For a shorter read, this really had a lot to it. I am glad I read all the books in the series to get to know all the couples and the world they lived in.
Lord of the Abyss is the last book in the Royal House of Shadows series and it was by far my favourite! Singh crafts a stunning visualization of The Guardian of the Abyss black armor that covers him from neck to ankle, gauntlet arm with sharp talons, blonde hair with winter-green eyes. This man can only be Micah, the youngest of the Elden heirs and he is definitely my favourite of all the heroes in this series!(sorry Osborn!). I loved his arrogance and his determination. They were admirable but
I have no idea why I waited so long to read this book. After all, I love Ms. Singh, she's my favorite author and I have a surprisingly large number of her books on my favorites shelf. True, I didn't like the first 2 books in the series much, but still. Ms. Singh, I'm terribly sorry for doubting you, I promise it won't happen again. :-)Anyway, back to the book. I really, really love it.Micah is a great hero, all grumpy and arrogant,powerful as hell, but he's just a marshmallow inside. For all
There is a lineage of blood that ties mother to child, a lineage that can never be broken. And it is this lineage the queen used to cast her children away from Elden, to safety, so they could one day return and reclaim their stolen birthright.It was a mothers last loving gift, yet the Blood Sorcerer boasts even now that Queen Alvina failed, that he twisted her magic at the end so that instead of finding safe harbor, the heirs of Elden fell into death. There is no one left alive to contradict
4EnchantedStar Lord of the Abyss is a bit different from the Nalini Singh books that I'm use to reading. This creative love story reminded me of a fantastical fantasy you read to children. It was a wonderfully whimsical story that was well written, enchanting, romantic, passionate, and featured a lovable cast of motley characters. However, as much as I enjoyed the author's storytelling, I did not enjoy listening to it. In fact, the narrator almost ruin the story for me. I felt she read the book
4.5 starsYou know what, I figured out recently that I label a lot of really good books 4.5 stars, meaning it was great, but I have some issues with them. Sorry, irrelevant here, moving on.Before starting, I should mention that I have read only the first book in the series, the one written by Gena Showalter and found it to be just ok, but this one was...incredible. It was sweet and in many ways light, and I really loved the characters.Story goes like this... Once upon a time, in a land far, far
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