Blaze

Dark in You Series, Book 2

De: Suzanne Wright

Narrado por: Cat Doucette

Defeat the enemy. Win the boy. Live happily ever after. But life "ever after" isn't as easy as it used to be.

Harper's gone from being a member of a small demon lair to co-Prime of one of the most powerful lairs in the US, with a mate who, though hot as hell, is just a mite overprotective - I mean, you get kidnapped by dark practitioners just once....

Then one of Knox's demons goes rogue and in his madness decides Knox Thorne must die. Harper's worried. Knox isn't - at least until he discovers his mate's willingness to get between him and danger. Now Knox has a new priority: keep Harper safe...no matter what it takes.

But Harper begins to suspect there's more danger than one rogue demon. It seems the combined strength of Harper and Knox has upset the balance of power in the demon world, and there are those who are determined to right that wrong. Because when you move up the food chain, sometimes the other predators just want to take a bigger bite.

Contains mature themes.

©2016 Suzanne Wright (P)2017 Tantor

Can I live in this world? Psychic fingers?!? YES PLEASE

I thoroughly enjoyed book 2. So much so when I saw that I rated Burn 3 STARS on Goodreads (it wasn't out on Audible) when I read it; I am now doing a reread.

Between the psychic fingers, the hellhound & hellcat I was literally screaming with laughter.

Harper's voice grated on my nerves! And I wasn't thrilled listening to Knox's demon, which is a huge disappointment considering how much I adore both. This was SO, SO CLOSE to a 5 STAR read for me!

Good Second book series

I love to listen to a series where you follow the characters through their life And their day today love this 1 love to know what's going on between the 2 characters also read awesome

Narration is beyond awful

Why why why? Why is the narrator making the choice to make the female voice so unbelievably annoying and whiny? Every once in a while, she makes it somewhat normal sounding then right back to whiny, weird squeaky. What a shame. Ruining a great story

Great story and addition to the series :D

4.5-5 stars

This was a great story and follow up to Burn. Knox and Harper are a super couple and I grew to love them even more in this story.

This story picks up a couple months after Burn ended. Harper and Knox are doing well and settling into their life together. Knox is a bit overprotective of Harper but tries to compromise so he doesn't smother her...although his attempts to compromise aren't always successful and Harper doesn't make things easy on him. There are some difficulties balancing Knox's protectiveness with Harper's discomfort at being smothered but they do pretty well at working through them without too many issues.

As the description noted, a demon from Knox's lair is going rogue and seems intent on killing Knox. Knox is alright with being the target because he feels he can protect himself but he's worried that the guy might go after Harper anyways. This is an issue but it gets worse when they realize that the rogue might not be working alone and they have no clue who the other conspirators are. While all this is going on, Harper is stuck with planning a "shindig" to celebrate the 150 year anniversary of the Underground (a private area in Las Vegas that's just for Demons) as well as Harper becoming Knox's mate and co-Prime. Also, Harper is having to deal with some issues with people feeling she's not good enough for Knox and (for some unknown reason) thinking they have the right to tell Harper as much. Since the main perpetrators are women that clearly just want Knox, their attitudes don't affect Harper because she's smart enough to recognize that the women are just being spiteful witches and don't really matter to her and Knox. Knox and Harper manage to handle the issues confronting them (at least mostly, there's bit left to be dealt with in the next book) and the story ends with Knox and Harper continuing their HEA together.

This was a highly enjoyable story. I really love Harper as a heroine...she's smart and feisty and doesn't let anyone push her around. Knox is big and bad but I really like him as well...and he's not as mean as he pretends to be (at least for Harper). Overall, I thought the story was great and the characters really help make the story stand out. I'd definitely recommend this story. :)

note - The narrator did an alright job but I didn't think her voice really fit what I imagines Harper's voice would sound like. It didn't ruin the book but it didn't help either.

Great Story, Horrible Narration

Luckily, I read the book & it's a fantastic story but I could not finish the audio version. The narration is awful. I wish Jill Redfield did this series too. :(