Into the Darkness

Darkness Series, Book 5

De: Katie Reus

Narrado por: Jeffrey Kafer

She's not looking for a mate.

Rhea is a warrior. She's fought for the Stavros wolf pack for over 100 years. When her past comes back to haunt her, she finds herself working side by side with the very man whose been starring in all her fantasies. But she never wants to get mated because she won't risk getting someone she cares for killed. Not again.

But he's playing for keeps.

Conall, Alpha of the Petronilla clan, has been biding his time claiming his future mate. At 1,500 years old he's patient and cunning. Except when he's around Rhea, years of civilization are stripped away and all he wants to do is make her his forever. But she's determined to keep walls between them. It's a good thing he's a dragon. He'll just burn down every last barrier and claim what's his. But someone from her past is threatening her pack - and the life of the woman he's waited a lifetime to make his own.

Shifters, vampires and dragons are real.

A year ago Liberty had no idea that things that go bump in the night actually existed. Saved from a Hell realm by a team of half-demons and a demigod, she finds herself falling for her sexy rescuer Rory more and more every day. She's worried she's too broken to ever have a relationship again, but the more time they spend together, the harder it is to deny her attraction.

And when they choose a mate, they don't give up easily.

Half-wolf, half-demon Rory has been looking out for Liberty ever since rescuing her from hell. And since she's the wedding planner for his half-brother's wedding, he sees her all the time. He's not sure what it's going to take to move from friend to more, but he's willing to wait forever if that's what it takes. Because Liberty is worth fighting for, and he'll do whatever it takes to make the brave survivor his.

©2016 Katie Reus (P)2016 Katie Reus

You Need a Dragon in Your Life

Jeffery Kafer does an amazing job like always. I love the sound his voice. Anyway, I liked Into the Darkness. I'm super glad Rhea didn't push Conall to far. I do like Darkness books, because you never know what is going to pop next. There is always something knew awaiting. Plus, you want to start from the beginning, because there are some many characters that pop in out of the story. Also the story line builds upon each book.

From Friendship To Passion

Into the Darkness offers twice the danger and twice the passion. Rhea has worked hard to become a fierce warrior for the Stavros wolf pack. She was abused once and she will never let herself be a victim again. Her life is finally on track. Until she falls in love with a dragon. Rhea needs to be strong. She can't allow her desire to mate with Conall, Alpha of the Petronilla clan, put him in danger. She won't let anything happen to him because of her. Can Conall overcome her defenses and make her his? Next there is Liberty who was saved from a Hell realm. Rory was one of her rescuers. He has been at her side to help her recover, but the pain and fear have made her afraid. She knows that Rory, who is half-wolf and half-demon, would never hurt her and their is attraction is powerful. Can he convince her to be his? This was a suspenseful adventure that was made more exciting by the narration of Jeffrey Kafer. He makes the characters come alive. The setting is perfect, the pace lively and the plot intriguing. Who could ask for more? I know that when I read/listen to Katie Reus that I will be transported to the supernatural world where I will find heated sexual tension and stunning surprises.

'A-' rating...

My Review:
Overall: 4.25
Performance: 4.5
Story: 4.25

From the way the book description reads, it makes it sound like there are two totally separate books within the pages of this one. There are two stories, BUT they are wound together in the one book, so the point of view on all the events that are happening are jumping between the four main characters...AND a few of the PAST main characters,too. At this point in this series, I think I'm going to start needing flow charts to remember who is who and how they all relate to one another (the downside of listening to the books rather than reading them is that I don't retain the details like names as well).

So, anyway, I got off track right away on this review. Because there are two romantic stories within this one, this book is a bit longer than the others in this series have been, but it is just as good...if not better for it. I loved both these stories and sets of couples.

The amazingly good thing about this series is just how strong all the heroines are and I think the two in this book are my favorites so far. Rhea is a warrior within the wolf pack and she isn't sure she's good enough to mate with a dragon alpha (the most powerful of all the shifters). Then there's Liberty who's a human that the paranormals of the series found trapped in the demon realm where a human never should have been able to survive. I loved both of these really strong women because they are just everything that a heroine should be.

And Katie Reus paired them with equally great heroes. Basically, I loved all the characters in this one. It was simply a good, entertaining read. I definitely recommend it and the entire series. But don't worry, despite what I said earlier about needing a flow chart, the author does an incredible job making sure that each book works as a standalone read. You could pick up any of the stories at any time and be able to enjoy the couple's story. But for premium enjoyment, you're definitely going to want to read them all.

have them all, enjoyed each one

I like this series. it's great that it is now on audible. why does a review have to be twenty words long???

Two stories one book !

What made the experience of listening to Into the Darkness the most enjoyable?

We get two different stories. Each were fantastic

What did you like best about this story?

Three brothers who really didn't know each other find each other again and all three are blessed in finding their mates.

Have you listened to any of Jeffrey Kafer’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have listened to many books narrated by Jeffrey Kafer and love every single one of them.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

Three Brothers get their Mates.

Any additional comments?

I was gifted a copy of this audible for my honest review