The author sustains the pace throughout by filling even her peaceful scenes with aggressive behavior, and she keeps romantic pulses constantly pounding. With abundant action and sexy heavy breathing, the trilogy ends in a nifty resolution that readers won’t see coming. After suffering casualties, the group faces the final, desperate showdown, but Calla still can’t disentangle from her romantic problems. Calla, her wolf pack and their allies magically travel to exotic locales for suspenseful fights to retrieve them. Shay, the only person alive who can wield enchanted swords, must find the final three pieces of two swords that can slay the evil force that threatens them. Heroine alpha–woman-wolf Calla remains in love with alpha–man-wolf Shay, while still burning for her previously intended mate, other alpha–man-wolf Ren. Fast paced and full of action, the Nightshade trilogy comes to a howling conclusion.Īs with the second installment, Cremer writes little to no exposition of the overall plot, clearly expecting that new readers will begin with the first book.
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