Blazing Sun

Star Touched: Vampire Bride 4

De: Michelle Madow

Narrado por: Patricia Santomasso

Gifted with magic from the sun goddess, forced to marry the vampire king, and destined to kill the demon she can’t get out of her mind.

In only a few weeks, Amber Benson’s gone from being a normal nineteen-year-old to the powerful supernatural queen of a vampire kingdom. She’s learned how to lead, how to fight, and most surprisingly… how to love.

Now, the future of the city depends on her. To save it, she has to claim the Solar Scepter—a weapon crafted for her by the sun goddess—and kill the demonic, but mesmerizing, Shadow Lord.

The only problem? She’s come to care for the Shadow Lord. More than she ever imagined possible—and more than she definitely should.

Unfortunately, tracking him down proves more complicated than anticipated. And even if she can find him, can she find it in her heart to kill him? Especially when Damien—the broody vampire king who forced her to marry him—is determined to hate her for all eternity?

Find out in Blazing Sun, the final book in the addicting Vampire Bride series by USA Today bestselling author Michelle Madow, full of magic, love, adventure, and twists you’ll never see coming.

©2024 Michelle Madow (P)2024 Michelle Madow

Character Development

Love the book and the characters except for Morgan. I am so furious with her but the book overall is amazing

Blazing Sun

Amber's struggle to gain her powers and the assist given by her friends. The book is well written and conveys the emotions well.

Frustrating love story

I am reading all of Michelle Madows's books in order and this series is by far the most irritating love story 😅. I think it's more of a Stockholm syndrome story. Damians the worst. He put her under a love spell, trapped her, then was always mad at her, playing the victim and she was always acting like the guilty party like she owed him something. Same thing with Blaze and Morgan. Morgan did not owe him the knowledge of her past, she just met the guy. Neither girl ever stood up for themselves. It was so frustrating. I thought for sure, some point in the story Amber was going to come to the realization that she was being controlled and manipulated and blast Damian to a pulp... nope... Stockholm syndrome. 😂

non-stop guilt trips

2 female heroines berate themselves non-stop for not being honest with their boyfriends. There were good reasons that it made sense to be cautious with the truth. I’ve never seen a book where males would chastise themselves continuously for hiding the truth.