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My fourth is a freaking vampire? Xavier is cocky, overzealous, and way too hot for his own good. He’s just what I need to stop my nightmares from coming to fruition, except he's telling me that I'm not supposed to stop the future from happening. I'm supposed to fulfill a dark prophecy. One where I'm the Queen of Hell, turned into a vampire, and I save hell itself from being destroyed. Hell getting destroyed sounds like a good idea to me, so I'll have to talk some sense into Xavier, but first I need to get my men all in one place. They're stuck all over the world and, well, let's face it, the world's most certainly gone to shit. Jet, my dragon shifter, has survived the last loyalists to his brother, but they won't accept his rule unless he obtains the Dragon’s Eye. He better not die trying to retrieve it... or trying to get back to me. Nate, my beloved human, is trapped Hell knows where and with my grandmother of all people. He’s full of surprises though, and he might just be the weakest link in my bond that’ll save the day. When all seven sins reunite, I'll have power over hell itself. It's up to me what happens next. Author's This is a fast-burn reverse harem story. It includes explicit language and sexual situations. Intended for audiences 18 years and older. This is the final story in the Blood Stone Series.
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Once again, picks up right where the previous book left off, never missing a beat. So glad the whole series is available for me to binge on.
This installment is a swirling ball of chaos; Sonya and her mates sort of hop from one dangerous, life-altering situation to the next, over and over again. They’ve got lots to accomplish, and as it involves the destinies of several of them—and Lilith, as it happens—it’s fun to read along and see the pieces come together.
Thorn weaved a comlex, epic plot and no one can accuse her of being one of those RH authors who just writes sex parties. (Speaking of sex, every single time anything sexual occurs there is actually a plot-related reason behind it. Thorn uses sex scenes to aid in telling the story, rather than many who do the opposite.) This trilogy packs depth, so much action and adventure, epic love, corruption, danger … and that’s just to name a few.
The more I read into ‘Vampire Sins’, the more I couldn’t wait to dive into ‘Royal Covens’, the next trilogy in the Blood Stone world. It’ll also leave you wanting Lily’s series, ‘Fortune Academy’ if you haven’t already read it—and I strongly suggest you do read them all, as this world only gets more fun.
They also might just make you think—Thorn has a way of painting scenarios where even the worst villains seem worthy and capable of redemption. The mythology and Christianity tie-ins are brilliantly done; if you’ve discovered this author, you’ll never have time to be bored again.
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