Token of the Blessed

A Monster Girl Harem Fantasy (Celestine Chronicles, Book 4)

De: Cebelius

Narrado por: Tess Irondale

It is the mettle to proceed that matters....

The Labyrinth behind him, Terry and company arrive on the Eastern Steppes in the midst of a carnival, and a fateful decision puts him under a dire curse. Stripped of his bond powers and exiled to the dreamlike Wildervast, he must find and free the ultimate witch, then kill an invincible man.

Meanwhile, those left behind must face the machinations of the tauren herd leaders, whose law allows them to take a template for common use, and the remnants of Theseus' bonds in search of revenge.

Beyond all, there remain the inscrutable machinations of Vlad the Dreamer, and the immortal might of the Twilight Zone's gorgon, Stheno.

Warning: This book does not pan to waving curtains and fade to black. Those uninterested or under the age of 18 are strongly warned of explicit content.

©2019 Cebelius (P)2019 Cebelius

Still good

Still very enjoyable. Random insert if religion I didn't really like but hopefully it won't come up much in the future. One thing that I just couldn't get my head around was regarding Mila. So she turned into a thing, okay, but why did her hands have to be backward?! It makes no sense so its just weird for the sake of it. Why the hands?!

Amazing Series

First Narration by Andrea ...she brings any story to life ....Amazing Series and Best Series I've ever read. Everybody wants your bond and will do anything to get it !

Awesome

Celibus does it again with another wonderful book, I cannot wait for the next one to come out. Tess Irondale performance is once again fantastic and made an already good book great.

Beautiful

I am not a believer but what Terry did at Cephas' request was beautiful. I genuinely teared up at the scene in chapter 20. For that alone you should get this book and the previous as well. What Cebelius does for this genre in elevating it beyond mere erotica is incredible. To think so many writers don't even try in comparison.

Very well written

Not only is this book hot and steamy but has a very good sense for character emotion and motives I love the historical nods like the heard Tamjin is Genghis Khan’s first name meaning Genghis Khan went to this world love this a history buff