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Hearts of Fire (Deadglass 0.5)

by Kira Brady (Goodreads Author)

3.34 of 5 stars 3.34 · rating details · 67 ratings · 35 reviews

In the prequel to a stunning new paranormal series, one woman’s desire for a forbidden man will spark a centuries-long supernatural conflict—and a love nothing can destroy.

She’s the heiress to Seattle’s most powerful shifter clan. Her destiny is as controlled and certain as moonrise. However, from the moment Alice Corbette encounters the man known as Brand, she will defy...more

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Jun 21, 2012 Jill rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-pnr-sci-fi-romance, 2012-debuts

3.5 stars

Alice Corbette is Kivati a race of supernatural, native shapeshifters. Brand Haldor is Drekar, a dragon and the Kivati's greatest enemy. After a battle between the Kivati and Drekar leaves Alice's father dead, the lovers leave Seattle to settle in the north.

This is a prequel to the first book Hearts of Darkness in the Deadglass series. Set in Seattle, 1889 it prefaces the rivalry between two ancient supernatural races, the Kivati and the Drekar. The world, the mythology is interesting a...more

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Oct 16, 2012 Dark Faerie Tales rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Quick & Dirty: A refreshing dose of mythology with a strong heroine.

Opening Sentence: She didn’t want to like him.

The Review:

Hearts of Fire is a prequel short story in the Deadglass series set many years before the novel Hearts of Darkness. Set in Seattle during the late 1800’s, Alice is a young woman of supernatural descent. Her chance at love is limited to only those of her kind but when she sets her heart on Brand she knows he is the one for her. Alice...more Review courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales

Quick & Dirty: A refreshing dose of mythology with a strong heroine.

Opening Sentence: She didn’t want to like him.

The Review:

Hearts of Fire is a prequel short story in the Deadglass series set many years before the novel Hearts of Darkness. Set in Seattle during the late 1800’s, Alice is a young woman of supernatural descent. Her chance at love is limited to only those of her kind but when she sets her heart on Brand she knows he is the one for her. Alice knows that Brand is also a supernatural just not what he is. Her friends and family try to discourage her against a relationship. Alice takes matters into her own hands and learns an evil truth that will be the beginning in a long supernatural war.

Since this is a short story, the romance is instant attraction and plays out pretty quickly even though Brand is trying to steer clear of Alice. The supernatural mythology in Hearts of Fire, while only just given enough information for the story, was a refreshing dose in the paranormal genre. I can’t wait to learn more about both of these creatures that can fly.

Hearts of Fire is a fun, interesting read. Read it for the mythology more so than the relationship. Readers who enjoy women fighting for what they want will enjoy this story.

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Alice couldn’t believe Brand Haldor was on the terrace with her. The dance still rang in her ears, and she twirled as much for her own benefit as for his. She could dance all night if he would only dance with her. She wanted to escape the press of bodies and fly away with him, to dance with wings beneath the grinning stars over the churning sea.

Hattie had been wrong. Brand moved with feral grace, but his other form wasn’t feline. The drums had shown her. In the whirl and heat she had caught a sense of Aether about him. Wings, she was almost sure of it. The phantom wings stretched over his human form. Not feathers precisely. And the eyes slit in emotion. In anger they would be enough to knock the breath out of a man and make him roll over and pray for death. But there in the ballroom, with Brand’s hands on her waist and his body a hairbreadth from her own, with the heat and the musk of him saturating her underclothes and shooting straight to the secret heart of her, his inhuman irises were slit in some other fierce emotion.

FTC Advisory: Zebra/Kensington provided me with a copy of Hearts of Fire. No goody bags, sponsorships, “material connections,” or bribes were exchanged for my review.(less)

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Aug 23, 2012 Jenn rated it 3 of 5 stars

While I quite enjoyed HEARTS OF DARKNESS, the first novel in Kira Brady’s Deadglass trilogy, I was underwhelmed by HEARTS OF FIRE, the e-prequel that was released last month. Set in the late 1800s at a pivotal point in Seattle’s history, HEARTS OF FIRE documents the building of the city, a forbidden love, and the beginning of the outright hostilities between the Kivati and the Drekar, two shapechanging clans. The Kivati transform into all sorts of creatures, including those of legend like Thunde...more While I quite enjoyed HEARTS OF DARKNESS, the first novel in Kira Brady’s Deadglass trilogy, I was underwhelmed by HEARTS OF FIRE, the e-prequel that was released last month. Set in the late 1800s at a pivotal point in Seattle’s history, HEARTS OF FIRE documents the building of the city, a forbidden love, and the beginning of the outright hostilities between the Kivati and the Drekar, two shapechanging clans. The Kivati transform into all sorts of creatures, including those of legend like Thunderbirds, while the Drekar are dragons who have no souls and seek to consume human ones.

The main focus of this 20,000 word novella is the blooming relationship between Alice, the daughter of the Kivati leader, and Brand, a Drekar glass artist who has just come to Seattle at the behest of Norgard, the main villain from HEARTS OF DARKNESS. Some of the events that occur in this novella are referenced in HEARTS OF DARKNESS; now we get to see how they happened. Although this was something I was interested in, there was a bit too much going on in HEARTS OF FIRE and it felt overly full. Generally, I enjoy it when an author has multiple threads but I felt like HEARTS OF FIRE had too much action and not enough development. That being said, there were some great moments. For example, I loved Alice and Brand’s first meeting. It was classic but a lot of fun. There was some serious smoulder between the two characters throughout the novella, which I really liked. You could feel their passion for each other. The building conflict between the Kivati and the Drekar adds a nice flavour but I felt like this part of the story got the short end of the proverbial stick because a lot of it happened off the page. From a writing mechanics perspective, it made sense since the story was being told from Brand and Alice’s points of view but it gave the conflict and resulting tragedy less gravitas.

I may also be a bit biased because there’s so much wonderful world and character development in HEARTS OF DARKNESS. I shouldn’t expect it because the novel is probably 4 or 5 times longer than HEARTS OF FIRE but I was so enamored of the world that I guess I was wishing for too much. In any case, I do hope you’ll check out HEARTS OF DARKNESS and see what a modern alternate Seattle looks like because it’s an original and creative setting for a lovely paranormal romance.

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Jul 05, 2012 Vanessa theJeepDiva rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, ebook, historical, paranormal-romance

I had the pleasure of reading Hearts of Darkness as an ARC from the publisher a month before Hearts of Fire was available for sale. I can honestly say that Hearts of Darkness is a fine place to start with this series. Looking back now I wish I had read this prequel first though.

Readers are introduced to a Seattle in the year 1889. The Kavati (animal shifters) are still living a peaceful existence among the humans. Seattle is growing rapidly with industry and new comers who are seeking a claim o...more

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Jun 26, 2012 Lizzy Lessard rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, reviewed

With a low page count, Kira Brady crams action and romance into every word. I adore the fast pace and while the romance struck quickly, so did the disgust in the townsfolk of Alice and Brand’s coupling. Just as soon as the two spend a moment together, they are thrusted into opposite sides of an ancient war between Shifters and Dragons.

I liked Brand more than Alice, as we learn he has a troubled history, while her background is limited to being the daughter of the town’s leader. Norgard was the o...more

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Jun 26, 2012 Sarah rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: netgalley, books-i-own-kindle, read-in-2012, for-review-read

3.5 stars

Hearts of Fire is a prequel novella for Kira Brady's new Deadglass series, the first full length book Hearts of Darkness will be published in August. As a prequel this story definitely did the job of creating excitement for the series, I'm intrigued by the world building and definitely want to learn more about both the Kivati and the Drekar.

The Kivati are a race of shapeshifters who have made their home in Seattle and worked hard to build a life where they can live in secret amongst the...more 3.5 stars

Hearts of Fire is a prequel novella for Kira Brady's new Deadglass series, the first full length book Hearts of Darkness will be published in August. As a prequel this story definitely did the job of creating excitement for the series, I'm intrigued by the world building and definitely want to learn more about both the Kivati and the Drekar.

The Kivati are a race of shapeshifters who have made their home in Seattle and worked hard to build a life where they can live in secret amongst the human population. There are a lot of different animal tribes amongst them but their leader, Halian, is a raven shifter. When a group of newcomers arrive from Sweden the Kivati can sense that they are not human but the Drekar (dragon shifters) are not forthcoming about what they actually are. The Kivati and Drekar have been natural enemies for years so things aren't going to go well when the Kivati find out more about the new arrivals.

Halian's daughter Alice is immediately drawn to new arrival Brand, she knows in her heart that they are meant to be together and Brand feels the same way. I would have liked their romance to have been drawn out a little longer but I can understand why there wasn't time to do that in a short novella. It would have been nice to see the couple get to know each other better though, as it felt more like they were in lust than actually in love. I'm hoping that we will get to see more of them in future novels though because I did like them both and would like to see what happened to them after the end of this story.

Overall I thought this was an interesting start to the series and it was enough for me to add Hearts of Darkness to my wish list. I have a lot of questions regarding the Deadglass that was created by Brand's father (I'm assuming this will be important considering the series title!) but also about the different kinds of shapeshifters we were introduced to. I've always had a soft spot for dragons so I'm excited about seeing more of them!(less)

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Jul 10, 2012 Debbie (at) I Heart YA Books rated it 4 of 5 stars

Hearts of Fire is Kara Brady's beautifully written prequel that introduces readers to Brady's new Deadglass series, a supernatural world of shape-shifter. Hearts of Fire gives the history of how this war of hate all begun between the Kivati and Drekar race in Settle in the year 1889. Also, how the forbidden love of a Kivati woman for a Drekar man fuels the fire of hate even further between the two supernatural races. And this war is still waging between the Kivati and Drekar in present day Settl...more

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Jul 02, 2012 Jen (Red Hot Books) rated it 3 of 5 stars

Boy, do I love me some dragon shifters.

It's 1889. Brand has left his home in Sweden with others of his kind to start his life over again in the growing town of Seatttle. He knows that some of his companions have nefarious intentions, but he needs to get away from the woman who broke his heart... the woman who rejected him when she learned he could turn into a dragon.

The moment Alice lays eyes on Brand, she knows their destinies are entertwined. She is an Owl shifter, daughter to Seattle's leader...more

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Jun 29, 2012 Iris (Paranormal Cravings) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Sounds great! Can' t wait for Hearts of Darkness.

My Thoughts
This is a prequel to the first bookHearts of Darknessin theDeadglassseries. BecauseHearts of Darkness is only 55 pages thelimited word count allows little time for romance, story line or world building, but just enough to interest you that you want to read the first book of the Deadglass series, Hearts of Darkness . The first book Hearts of Darkness will be released August 7th 2012.

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Jul 03, 2012 Brie C. rated it 2 of 5 stars

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I have a love/hate relationship with prequel novellas. Some are fantastic because they feel like they’re all about their story, truly belong to the series and aren’t there to sell you something else. But then there are those whose only purpose is to sell you the next book. Unfortunately, Hearts of Fire falls under the latter category.

The story takes place in 1889. Alice, our heroine, is the daughter of the Kivati’s leader – a shifters clan residing i...more Originally posted at Romance Around the Corner

I have a love/hate relationship with prequel novellas. Some are fantastic because they feel like they’re all about their story, truly belong to the series and aren’t there to sell you something else. But then there are those whose only purpose is to sell you the next book. Unfortunately, Hearts of Fire falls under the latter category.

The story takes place in 1889. Alice, our heroine, is the daughter of the Kivati’s leader – a shifters clan residing in Seattle. One day, she meets a dashing stranger. Just by looking at him she can tell there’s more to him than meets the eye, and by the mighty power of the insta-love, she falls for him. Fortunately for her, the same happens to him. But this guy isn’t even a regular shifter, nope, his name is Bran and he’s a Drekar, an ancient dragon-shifter race that happens to be the Kivati’s mortal enemies. So we also have a Romeo and Juliet situation in our hands. Will love conquer hate?

This novella has an interesting premise, or I think it would be interesting had we gotten more details. It’s yet a new take on shifters, but this time it’s intertwined with different mythologies, which is refreshing and unique. The clans have a different dynamics and complexities that are going to be interesting to explore, so in a way, the novella achieved its purpose of making me curious about the series. The potential is there, yet the execution was poor, first because I’m not that clear as to what is going on, and second and most important, because the romance was a failure. Not to mention that the ending was weak, an ending that’s tied to the main couple.

As I said, Bran and Alice fall instantly in love, and it’s never clear what they see in each other, not surprisingly since they spend about five minutes together in total. Bran was an interesting character because despite being an ancient and powerful shifter, he came across as beta. In a genre that’s filled with domineering alphas, a hero that’s everything but, was a pleasant surprise. He was, by far, the most layered character in the story. I wasn’t so fond of Alice mostly because she wasn’t developed as a character. But in the end, their story fail to impress because it happens way too quick to allow me to connect and to care about their relationship.

The ending was the weakest part. Bran and Alice make a selfish decision that makes sense for him, but not for her. I won’t spoil it but I’ll say that I thought it was the easy –and coward—way out. Not romantic at all, but very surprising.

I wasn’t impressed by the story, although I enjoyed some aspects of it. As I said, I can see the potential in both the series and Ms. Brady’s talent. I won’t recommend this one to you, but I think I’ll read the next book to see if said potential is fully explored and developed. I’m ready to give these books a second chance because I know from experience that more often than not, good series have weak beginnings.

Source: we received an e-ARC of the book through NetGalley for review purposes.(less)

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Aug 26, 2012 Erin rated it 4 of 5 stars

What comes to mind immediately after reading this is "oooooooooh". I think that for a debut author, this is one of the best marketing tools ever. These novellas are a perfect way to drum up interest in a new book. Just enough to get a reader hooked. It introduces a new world and characters and especially for me, if I like it, I will immediately preorder the upcoming novel.

I liked this "prequel" and I loved how it sets up the novel (which I know is set in "present" day from the blurb) by introduc...more

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Jun 27, 2012 Melindeeloo rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: historical-paranormal-romance, paranormal-romance-shapeshifters

Hearts of Fire is set in the Seattle when it was first being settled and has a romance between, Alice, a Kivati woman - her shifter race is double-souled, gaining an animal totem soul in puberty - and, Brand, a dragon shifting Drekar from Scandinavia - his is a race of soul eaters. The Drekar's are looking for a new start in a land that offers lots of open space for their beasts to fly free and the Kivati are native to the land and have in the past wiped out all of the indigenous Drekar and cons...more

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Jun 28, 2012 Angela the Fair ~Lusty Lace~ rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2012

3.5 Feathers
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This is my first read of Kira Brady’s work and I have to say that she has captured my interest in this world of Dragons and other Shifters.

Set in the late 1800s in Seattle, a world of Shifters/Other beings living among humans but not necessarily in peace. A Bomb waiting to explode, the tension between the Drekar Dragons and Kivati (other) Shifters has worsen.

Brand Haldor, a Drekar dragon has recently migrated from Scandinavia hoping for...more

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Jun 19, 2012 All Things Urban Fantasy rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: june-2012-hotp, reviewed-by-abigail

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In a few months, Kensington Books is launching The Deadglass Trilogy, a brand new “apocalyptic paranormal romance [series] set in a grisly and gothic modern day Seattle” beginning with HEARTS OF DARKNESS on August 7th. On June 26th, the prequel novella, HEARTS OF FIRE hits shelves with a story set more than a century earlier and providing the history for the feud between the Kivati (bird shifters) and Drekar (dragon shifters) races. In Romeo and Juliet...more

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Jul 24, 2012 Christine rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: novella, paranormal-romance, romance

Hearts of Fire is a prequel novella to the upcoming paranormal Deadglass trilogy by debut author Kira Brady. In this Romeo and Juliet inspired story, readers are introduced to a unique world of shifters living in an alternate, gritty city of Seattle, unbeknownst to humans. The year is 1889 and the Kivati clan has long established Seattle territory as their own, protecting humans from the threat of the nearby cracked Gate to the Land of the Dead. Now the dangerous soulless dragon-shifting Drekar...more Hearts of Fire is a prequel novella to the upcoming paranormal Deadglass trilogy by debut author Kira Brady. In this Romeo and Juliet inspired story, readers are introduced to a unique world of shifters living in an alternate, gritty city of Seattle, unbeknownst to humans. The year is 1889 and the Kivati clan has long established Seattle territory as their own, protecting humans from the threat of the nearby cracked Gate to the Land of the Dead. Now the dangerous soulless dragon-shifting Drekar clan arrives in the city, threatening to disrupt the relative peace.

Alice Corbette is the young heiress of the Kivati clan and notices a handsome, enigmatic man--Brand Haldor, in the streets of Seattle. As soon as she catches his eye, he, too, is drawn to her. The attraction between Alice and Brand is undeniable, as if destiny has brought them together. It turns out Brand has arrived in Seattle on a debt to Sven Norgard, the leader of the Drekar Clan, sworn enemies of the Kivati. The love between Alice and Brand is doomed but

If Hearts of Fire accomplishes one thing, it's that it gives the reader a solid background to the two warring clans, the Kivati and the Drekar. We learn a bit about each of their histories and inherent traits, why they are at odds with each other and how determined they both are to be in control of the Gate in Seattle. As for the romance, it's very quick, if not too quick. The romance does have a fairy-tale quality to it with dual love at first sight and star crossed lovers thing going on, but would have been stronger if we were more convinced that Alice and Brand were meant to be together. All is not lost, though, since the romance helps set up the world building of the Deadglass trilogy, which is unique and very intriguing and the writing is very sharp.

Hearts of Darkness, Book One of the Deadglass trilogy releases on August 7, 2012. It takes place in modern day Seattle and the tension between the Kivati and Drekar clans still runs high. The story is smart, gritty and very tense. [I'm reading it now!] (less)

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Jun 23, 2012 Julie (Manga Maniac Cafe) rated it 4 of 5 stars

3.5 to 4 stars

This teaser novella worked its magic to get me totally invested in the release of Hearts of Darkness, the kickoff to Kira Brady's Deadglass series. The world building is fascinating, and the chemistry between Alice and Brand zinged from the pages. The ending was like hitting a brick wall, though, and left me more than a little frustrated, because I wanted more. NOW! The first novel hits stores in August, and it's at the top of my wishlist.

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Jul 08, 2012 Lovelee rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bki, 99-cent-read, prequel, dragons, shifters

3.5 a promising 4. A very quick read. I know its a prequel but IMO its a bit too short. the MC's were very quick to fall in love. They needed a little more time to build the relationship, romance, to be believable for me. The action was good. The world building is interesting, this story has promise to be really good. Love to read more about the Dragons and how the deadglass plays a role in the story. Looking forward to the release of Bk1 - Hearts of Drakness.

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Jul 22, 2012 Katie rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-read-in-2012

So this is a novella prequel to a new series. I actually preordered this novella because the first book in the series looked interesting and then forgot about it, so it was one of those surprises that showed up on my Kindle!

Anyway, I didn't like this much, but novellas can be so hit and miss. It was instalove and, not just that, but I didn't get to know either of these characters well in their own right. I also didn't get a good enough idea of the world.

So I finished it unsure if I would check o...more

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Dec 15, 2012 Mara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Recommended to Mara by: Meljean Brook

Shelves: historical, short-stories-and-novellas, romance, supernatural

This novella is a nice intro to a new PNR trilogy (or series?) by a new author. The mythology involves some Native American elements, and the world-building looks like fun. This is just a short story, so the characters are a bit bland due to the format constraints, but I've bought the first book, and plan to read it as soon as it gets here.

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May 12, 2013 Dr susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Hearts of Fire showed me that I was right to give Kira Brady another chance. Alice and Brand's story held my attention, and I really cared about their characters. I did not skim this story, but even before the Unraveling, Seattle was a grim, dark place.

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Jul 19, 2012 Pam rated it 4 of 5 stars

A great prequel to introduce you to the world Kira Brady has created.

I enjoyed the characters and the connection they had from the minute they saw each other. The forbidden love story is compelling and interesting and I am excited to continue the series.

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Feb 08, 2012 Peter rated it 4 of 5 stars

A great Romeo and Juliet story introducing the titular deadglass and the rivalry between the Kivati and Drekar. It's not necessary to read this before HEARTS OF DARKNESS, but it's a good companion and back story.

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Jul 29, 2012 Jenny rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: shifters-dragons, read-2012, historical-paranormal, shifters-owls, shifters-thunderbirds, already-loaned-out

This was an interesting start to this new series. I think it suffered a bit from being a novella, so I didn't always feel like everything was fully fleshed out. But it worked as a teaser for Kira Brady's novel that is due out soon. Lots of interesting shifters in this book. I'm definitely looking forward to understanding the world a bit better in Hearts of Darkness.

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Jun 12, 2012 Mlpmom (Book Reviewer) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc-book-read

This was a great tale very reminiscent of Romeo and Juliet.
And while this was just the begining, a novella, this series promises to be action packed and one that you won't want to miss.

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Jun 30, 2012 Sharon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, read-in-2012

Provides a nice history of the two groups who are fighting each other when the main series begins in the present day.

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Mar 22, 2013 Nymeria rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: cookie-book, novella-fail

Too short to really grab me. I wasn't invested in the story.

I should stay away from novellas from now on.

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Sep 01, 2012 E_bookpushers rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book, fantasy, own-it, romance, series

Wasn't badly written but I feel meh-ish about it. Not sure I will continue this series.

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Jun 29, 2012 Becky rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: kindle

I liked this one and would be interested in reading more from this series.

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Aug 15, 2012 Halyna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy-world, paranormal, mythology, shifters

Unusual fantasy world based on mythology. I liked it.

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Feb 11, 2012 Heidi marked it as to-read

The first published book from my friend's writing partner!

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Author of the Deadglass Trilogy (Kensington Zebra). Hearts of Darkness was selected by Publishers Weekly as one of the Best Books of Summer 2012!

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