Fall of Night: A Midnight Breed Novel
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5.0 • 5 Ratings
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- £4.99
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- £4.99
Publisher Description
Blood and destiny collide in Fall of Night, the newest action-packed, pulse-pounding novel in Lara Adrian's New York Times and #1 international bestselling Midnight Breed vampire romance series.
Breed warrior Micah is one of the Order’s best, his reputation for cold justice and lethal skill rivaled only by that of his formidable father, Tegan. So, when a mission Micah’s leading in an off-limits area called the Deadlands goes terribly wrong, leaving him the sole survivor of an apparent Atlantean attack, he won’t rest until he has answers...and vengeance for his fallen team.
Phaedra thought it was only a dream, a hideous nightmare. Yet somehow, she had been transported from her life in Rome to a stretch of barren forest when it suddenly lit up with unearthly fire, obliterating everything in its path—including the fiercely handsome Breed warrior she’d encountered in the dream. Or so she believed, until their paths cross again and Phaedra finds herself, and her Atlantean people, at the center of Micah’s wrath.
With tensions between the Breed and the Atlanteans already edging toward war, and another powerful nemesis growing bolder by the day, uncovering the stunning truth about what happened in the Deadlands will force Micah and Phaedra to work together in an alliance forged by fate and an undeniable desire neither of them can resist.
Customer Reviews
Always a good read
I was a bit worried when I started this book that I would struggle to catch up with the story. It's been awhile since we visited this much loved world and I'm happy to say it was like I'd visited it yesterday. This story gives us another piece of the puzzle in the ongoing war the Midnight Breed are engaged in.
They're under fire from multiple sides and there's a lot that needs resolving. This book has a lot going on, had a family feel for me with a lot of the wider characters showing up on the page. I really enjoy the stories when we see more of the original warriors and their mates. Lots of second generation characters too.
There's some tragic moments in this one and although sad I think necessary for the balance of the story. There has to be loss of both sides to keep the story authentic.
Micah and Phaedra have some barriers to overcome. Both have incredible inner strength although for very different reasons. Phaedra has led a long life and although had found her calling in life I think she was ready for some change. Micah is headstrong and determined. He's as tough as his father but is in danger of closing himself off without finding some lightness and love.
They're a perfect match for each other and so they should be. Micah needs someone strong enough to stand up with him, mild and meek wouldn't work. Phaedra has a super strong backbone and a sense of right that makes her unafraid to step up and help where she is needed. I see these two being an integral part of this unfolding story.