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When Andrew faced his brother Tyler and
killed him, he walked away with more than guilt for his
death – all the knowledge and power that Tyler had
accumulated somehow got transferred to Andrew. Now,
however, Andrew wants to find a way to use this knowledge
for good – but will he be able to do it without becoming
corrupted himself? And to top it all off Andrew’s evil
grandfather might not be dead after all…
Devon has had plenty of shocks himself
– he discovered he is a werewolf and that his lover is a
mage. Still, Devon just wants to continue his life as
normally as before, while managing to shift into a werewolf
if he needs to protect his family. However, Devon’s wish
for normality is not meant to be. His grandfather has sent
werewolves to protect Andrew, his lover learning to use his
magic and slowly changing – but not in a good way, his
ex-lover has reappeared in his life as well and someone is
sending vampires to kill Devon.
In this sequel to After Dark we
catch up with the lives of Andrew and Devon and how they are
adapting to all the revelations from the last book.
After Midnight is a great paranormal romance that
will grab your interest from the first page. Devon is
charming with his steadfast belief in the good of people and
his desire to retain his humanity despite his “heritage”
within the werewolf community. Andrew is a complex man and
his battle against becoming corrupted by the power he
received from Tyler is fascinating to watch. Andrew’s
struggle embodies the adage: “absolute power corrupts
absolutely” because as Andrew slowly realizes what he can do
with his power it becomes temptingly easy to solve all their
problems in the most expedient manner – dealing death.
After Midnight is great paranormal book that
gathers together magic, sex and a battle of good vs. evil to
create a gripping tale that will leave you wanting for more
after the last page is turned. Please note that After
Midnight ends in a huge cliffhanger. Still,
After Midnight is a great read - perfect for a day
that needs a little suspense. |