Review: Prince
of Power
Author: Elisabeth
Staab
ISBN: 9781402263187
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Casablanca
Genre: Paranormal
Romance
Format: Paperback
Price: $6.99
Release: January 2013
Book 2 of the Chronicles
of Yavn series by Elisabeth Staab is a very much needed new twist on what I
like to think of as the Vampire Phenomenon.
There are similarities and there are not to the traditional vampire
stories we are used to and the differences are a welcome and creative change.
Prince of Power pretty
much picks up right where King of Darkness left off. Tyra vampire soldier and sister to the King
of Vampires is nearly killed in battle and when she wakes nearly two weeks
later she finds herself face to face with her mortal enemy, a wizard who
apparently has watched over her during her recovery, instead of killing her.
Anton, son of the Master
Wizard and mortal enemy is completely in love with Tyra, originally sent to
kidnap Tyra for his father. Anton
realizes the chance of a lifetime is upon him one he has secretly wanted for as
long as he can remember, to break free from the life he hates.
Tyra and Anton are drawn
to each other but Tyra is weary, can she trust him, can she believe in him, he
is after all the very thing she has spent her life fighting. When Tyra makes the decision to take Anton
into the sanctuary of the vampire hide out, Tyra faces the harsh truth of just
how unlikely it is to work out between her and Anton.
Soon the ultimate
showdown is upon them and through it all Anton is faced with making the hardest
decisions of his life, including leaving behind the one and only woman he’s
ever dreamed of having.
I love this series and
can’t wait for book 3.
Drue gives this book
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