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Night Seeker (Indigo Court #3)

by Yasmine Galenorn (Goodreads Author)

4.15 of 5 stars 4.15 · rating details · 624 ratings · 77 reviews

Eons ago, vampires tried to turn the dark Fae to harness their magic, only to create a demonic enemy more powerful than they could have imagined. Now, the Vampiric Fae are on the move, hunting anyone in their path. As the war with the vampires ratchets up, Myst, Queen of the Indigo Court, enshrouds New Forest in her chilling grasp.

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Published July 3rd 2012 by Berkley (first published January 1st 2012)

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Oct 08, 2012 Jenevieve rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: loaned-out

The 3rd book in the Indigo Court series. Cicely and her friends have rescued Grieve but at the cost of their alliance with the vampires and the Summer Queen. In desperation, they turn to the Consortium, the preeminent magical guild, for help. Now, to regain the good will of Lainule, they must dare to enter the heart of Myst's realm. But as Cicely and Grieve embark on their search for the heartstone of Summer, Myst, the Queen of Winter, is already wrecking her terrifying revenge.

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Jun 15, 2013 Heather rated it 4 of 5 stars

Haven't been able to put it down. I read the first 60% the first night. If I didn't have to work I just might have finished the book! I just love these people and I really want to see what happens with Lannan and Cicely now that he is in his new though temporary position! I think it could be HOT!!!!

Ok So finished it last night! Sometimes I hate the way I'm left wanting more! This is one of those times. Felt like a total cliff hanger. Lannan was a fav in this one. And I can't wait to see what the...more

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May 18, 2013 Kathy Davie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy

Third in the Indigo Court urban fantasy series revolving around two cousins and their friends.

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It's heavy-handed, melodramatic , and all too easy. Sure there are a number of dramatic moments: a hunt and battles. But when you take a step back, they are only moments---sweet, romantic, terror-filled, and fearful---and their conclusions are too simple. But hey, at least we have the clichéd protagonist who can't be bothered to stop for a minute to learn the negative side effects. Oops, gotta st...more

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Mar 01, 2013 Joshua Burns rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Night Seeker elegantly slaps the urban world with that of the fantasy world. I am taking much of my inspiration from Galenorn’s words at the end of the book in which she states she always intended for this series to be a dark Faerie tale.

Certainly the grittiness is in full effect from the get-go (here I will clarify that this is the third book in a series of which I have not read either one or two; as you can tell from the number of paws, however, I am going to track the...more As Seen on Rabidreads.ca:

Night Seeker elegantly slaps the urban world with that of the fantasy world. I am taking much of my inspiration from Galenorn’s words at the end of the book in which she states she always intended for this series to be a dark Faerie tale.

Certainly the grittiness is in full effect from the get-go (here I will clarify that this is the third book in a series of which I have not read either one or two; as you can tell from the number of paws, however, I am going to track the starter books down too).

Cicely Waters, a last name I am not sold on as I am surprisingly unsold on a lot of the names in this book with the major culprit being Grieve, Cicely’s predestined mate, and posse are on the lam, crashing in an abandoned warehouse, and putting in effect early the kill without question mandate.

A lot of “people” die in this book, which should clue you into just how many NPC’s there are on top of the already generous character list, a character list which is reiterated it appears on every page, in which we must be reminded of just who has the lead and who’s bringing up the tail end of the line.

At first, I liked these descriptions because they reinforce that Cicely is traveling in a party, a party in which many different alliances (werepuma, some sort of demon, vampire, song-girl, Summer king, were-pillar of flame) are critical.

As far as jumping into the series, if anyone dares to jump off that cliff as I have, a lot of backstory is provided from page one all the way up until the end, so by no means, do I endorse my behavior, but this wouldn’t be the worst starting place.

My feelings toward the ending have to be fairly deflated since this book does mark the middle of the series, in which a large turn is made that will irrevocably effect the events of book four and five.

Unfortunately, as so often happens when you come into a series’ or let’s just say for the sake of simplification a movie’s middle point, the “stakes” if that’s what you really go in for (personally, and this book has droves of it, I’m a flavor buff, you know colorful descriptions and like I said this book has it in droves, bringing in a lot of the gold and crispness of autumn, which very much makes me wish Galenorn had selected a more twilit cover, like the shadow of branches on a rock, and had included more characters on the cover since this is such a team-oriented, alliance-oriented story), are a little stale/you would not invest in this restaurant’s stake’s recipe.

Highlights include: a diverse cast and a little spelunking.(less)

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Aug 07, 2012 Kathy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Series Keeps Getting Better and Better!

I strongly recommend you read the previous books in the series (Night Myst and Night Veil) prior to reading this installment.

I really enjoy this series; and while I find it a bit darker and more series than the Otherworld series, there is also a superficial element to it. However, it does not have a great impact on the story and can be bypassed or disregarded easily.

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Oct 27, 2012 Mirjam rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy

Night Seeker in the third installment in Yasmine Galenorn's dark and delightful Indigo Court series. This series is yet another example of Galenorn's incredible imagination and world building. The wonderful plot, skilled characterization and suspenseful story make the Indigo Court novels an absolute auto-buy.

In Night Seeker the Summer Queen is dying. In order to save her and regain her goodwill Cicely sets out with Grieve, Rhiannon, Chatter and Kaylin on a quest deep into enemy territory to find...more

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Jul 09, 2012 Cindy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Cicely Waters is in the battle for her life. To save everyone she loves she will go into the bowels of earth itself and return with a remedy to aid in this endeavor. Saving her beloveds soul has become of paramount goal for Cicely...without Grieve, there is no Cicely. So a group of friends gathers to embark on this adventure to see to the downfall of the terrifying Myst, ruler of the Indigo Court and purveyor of mayhem and mischief. While battling Mysts Vampiric Fae warriors,Cicely must fend off...more

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Dec 15, 2012 Stefanie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-paranormal-fantasy

I thought Night Seeker was a good continuation of this series. The growth of the characters was well done. Overall though I must admit that this series never really captured by attention in the way that Yasmine Galenorn's Otherworld does. I think my slight dislike of the Indigo Court series stems from the Romeo & Juliet aspect of the main characters (Cicely & Grieve). Although even that doesn't fully explain my feelings as I actually love the original play (and both the original movie &...more

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Jan 12, 2013 Tara Sanders rated it 3 of 5 stars

Not nearly as good as the first 2. I was really looking forward to one hell of a continuation but didn't get it here. I really enjoy a good blend of fantasy/romance and this just didn't hold to the direction it was going. Cicely and grieve's relationship in this story was just ugh. So not feeling it. She seemed to have more of a relationship with Altos. I looked forward to their scenes together cause it actually felt like the story came to life. Everyone else cicely included were like zombies vo...more

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Nov 24, 2012 Julia rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, daemons, fae, i-see-dead-people, magic, supernatural, series-ditched, vampires, romance

I was sorely disappointed with this book. It was totally predictable, and I believe it should have been marketed for young teenage readers, bar the sex.

The heroine is an annoying, inconsiderate, completely gormless moron and the phrase 'put brain into gear before engaging mouth' comes immediately to mind. Who wants to read about idiots? She doesn't even make it for an idiot savante. Unless it's a comedy, an idiot for a heroine is hardly entertaining. Aside from simply looking in the mirror, I c...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Beth rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult, paranormal-romance, paranormal, fae, fairies, fantasy-paranormal

Cicely and the gang are once again on the run. Living in a warehouse, they are not only on the run from Myst and the Shadow Hunters. Cicely did not go along with the vampire and summer queen's plan to turn Cicely into a “Myst” like hybrid so they are also isolated from the vampires and the summer queen, Lainule. Cicely decides she must retrieve Lainule’s heart stone from the depths of Myst kingdom, to save the summer queen and her allegance. Taking on this journey that will change both Cicely an...more

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Aug 24, 2012 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

The Indigo Court series by Yasmine Galenorn is another winner and Night Seeker was a great addition. Because this series is so interwoven, you cannot start with this book without being confused. Since I was smart enough to start at the beginning, I loved the newest installment. Cicely Waters and her friends are trying to save their corner of the world from being overrun but the Vampire Fae queen, Myst, because is Cicely fails the world will become an eternal winter overrun with dark power. Wonde...more

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Apr 21, 2013 Kori Klinzing rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy, vampires, ugh

I really don't know why I picked up this one. I barely got through the last one in the series, and I wasn't dying to see how it turned out. I have plenty to read. We'll just call it a bout of insanity, which was cured two chapters in. Seriously, Galenorn's sentence structure was enough to turn me off- with its awkwardness and repetitiveness. Maybe grad school has just ruined me. But even if that wasn't the case - the way her main character turns to jelly any time a remotely attractive male looks...more

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Nov 30, 2012 Jordy...aka....LuvPnrUfCrazyAddict rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: urban-fantasy, audiobooks-just-okay

Each book got better and better! The first book was a bit confusing but that's only because so much was happening. This series has grown on me and I will definitely look for the next book when it comes out. I have become very fond of some of the unique characters in this series. This book wasn't has dark as the previous books. The only issue for me is that the characters work up to these great events and then sometimes...it falls short. Regardless, I suggest you give these books a chance especia...more

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Jun 14, 2013 Marjorie Chew rated it 5 of 5 stars

This book is third in a series by one of my favorite authors. I have read all three in this series but if you start with this book, Yasmine Galenorn series are easy to jump into since she does mini recaps throughout each book. This series is not as explicit as the Otherworld series with the D'artigo sisters but does contain graphic content as well. The series revolves around half human, half fae cousins and their fight against a renegade fae queen. It is part action, part romance and contains al...more

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Jan 20, 2013 Steph rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Vampiric Fae lead by powerful Snow Queen Myst are taking over the town New Forest and covering the world in snow and blood lust fuelled violence. To save her lover, friends and heating bills Cicely and any allies she can get in a hurry must battle Myst and her army. That is pretty much the Indigo Court books in a nut shell.

Night Seeker is the third book in a five book series.
Cicely knows that she cannot beat Myst and her tainted wintery powers without the aid of the Summer Queen. Unfortunately t...more Vampiric Fae lead by powerful Snow Queen Myst are taking over the town New Forest and covering the world in snow and blood lust fuelled violence. To save her lover, friends and heating bills Cicely and any allies she can get in a hurry must battle Myst and her army. That is pretty much the Indigo Court books in a nut shell.

Night Seeker is the third book in a five book series.
Cicely knows that she cannot beat Myst and her tainted wintery powers without the aid of the Summer Queen. Unfortunately the Summer Queen is dying and her best hope is a Heartstone that just so happens to be hidden deep in Myst's territory.
Since Cicely is that main character it is up to her to quest for the heartstone.

This series is a sort of modern gothic fantasy. As well as Vampire Fae there are vampires, shape shifters, fae, witches and even the occasional human. It is set in a small town but the threat of Myst and her twisted court is on almost every page.

The thing that annoys me about this series is Cicely's thing with the vampires. When she made her agreement it was a stupid mistake and then she goes along with it and cowers around them even though they didn't keep up their end of the agreement. It is especially annoying because in other areas, especially against the vampiric fae she manages not only to hold her own ground but also kick some butt.
At moments this got boldly annoying but the situation did get a little better.

Romance is a fairly major, as motivation more than literary porn. Sex is brief and often and mostly unremarkable. However Cicely and Grieve are not just any lovers. They are reincarnated lovers who have been fighting to be together through two lifetimes and two wars against Myst. So when they say they are deeply in love you pretty much have to take their word for it.
Reminiscent of Romeo and Juliet in that regard.

Since Night Seeker is the middle book I was prepared for a slow beginning as readers where introduced/reminded of the world, characters, situations. I pretty much expected a cliff hanger too.
I shouldn't have been so judgemental because there is no cliff hanger and reminders are enough that you could read this book first and not be lost but they are not so much that it would bore someone who had read previous books.
I did get a bit distracted around the middle of the book but the last third of the book was great. There where battles and magic, friends and lovers and things finally starting to go aright for a change.

Speaking of change, there is something that happens at the book that changes things for Cicely. I won't spoil it but I will say that I would not have guessed something like it would happen before I opened this book.

I'm looking forward to the next book but at the same time a little worried about what Cicely will have to deal with next.(less)

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Jan 02, 2013 Kristina rated it 3 of 5 stars

After reading the third installment of the series I've come to the conclusion that there are two reasons I keep reading this series. 1) Lannon Altos, 2) Because I just can't start a series and not finish it. Character development is poor to the point that all the characters become a blur. Everyone talks the same way so it's hard to distinguish one personality to the next. Ya we get it Grieve and Cicily are soul-mates blah blah blah, but there's no realism in their relationship. What kind of real...more

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Sep 22, 2012 Tori smexys_sidekick rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fantasy, read-in-2012, series, dark, review-for-smexybooks, abuse, fae, shape-shifters, supernatural-elements, there-s-an-arse-inhere, urban-fantasy, vampires, witch-mage-wizard

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Favorite quote: “There is much to fear in the dark. There are monsters under the bed and in the closet, and now they walk aboard at will.“

Wind witch and owl shifter, Cicely Waters, rescued her lover, Fae Prince Grieve from the Indigo Court, but not before Myst, the Queen Of Winter, turned him. The rescue destroyed Cicely’s alliance with Lainule, the Queen of Summer and destroyed any hope of cooperation from the vampires. Cicely, in de...more Originally posted at http://smexybooks.com/2012/09/review-...

Favorite quote: “There is much to fear in the dark. There are monsters under the bed and in the closet, and now they walk aboard at will.“

Wind witch and owl shifter, Cicely Waters, rescued her lover, Fae Prince Grieve from the Indigo Court, but not before Myst, the Queen Of Winter, turned him. The rescue destroyed Cicely’s alliance with Lainule, the Queen of Summer and destroyed any hope of cooperation from the vampires. Cicely, in desperation, appeals to the Consortium for help.

When the Queen Of Summer begins to fade, Cicely offers to find and bring back Summer’s heartstone. Cicely also has to find a way to change Grieve back and keep Lannan at arms length. As friends turn enemy and enemies become allies, Cicely will find herself standing on the edge of the precipice, her destiny unfolding before her as she fights for all she loves and believes in.

Night Seeker, the third installment of Yasmine Galenorn’s dark and sensual fae fantasy, picks up right where Night Veil left off and blows it all out of the water. Well-plotted and cast with characters that are strong and personable, Night Seeker is filled with taut suspense, delicious betrayal, and dangerous antagonists. I consider Night Seeker the turning point in this series. It’s an emotionally captivating story that throws open the doors of previously unknown and tightly guarded secrets. It doesn’t promise us that everything will be fine but it does give us hope towards the future. A strong storyline with fascinating intertwining subplots drives this story opposed to the last two installments which spent more time laying the foundation of the arc and its key players.

Ms. Galenorn’s exceptional insight into supernatural mythology is readily apparent and her added mixture of new lore produces a stunning urban fantasy world that first starts in Night Veil and continues it’s dark and dangerous journey in here. Instead of being overburdened by over detailed interpretation and world building at the sacrifice of story, or being heavy on story but leaving the world largely undefined, Night Seeker continues the arc’s perfect balance and hits all the right notes. The world building is a perfect blending of carnal passions, electrifying action, realistic characters, and stark betrayal. Well plotted and fast paced, it creates a satisfying development for the main characters and culminates in two very different sort of conflicts – one that threatens the lives of Cicely and Grieve and one that threatens their hearts.

I have loved Cicely Waters since I first met her. Loyal, intelligent, and strong willed- she has made choices that many would balk at making yet she made them without batting an eye. She has a strong moral code that shines against the manipulations of those around her. Born to a drug user with no knowledge of her father, her survival on the streets made her into the warrior we see before us. She has matured so much as a character.. We share an intimate connection with Cicely as her pain, her sorrow, and her triumphs become our own. It has been an exciting ride as we have watched her grow from a solitary figure to having friends, family, and a lover. Her personality develops more and more with each book. She is still scared but she is learning how to trust in herself and others. Though still learning of her gifts and background, she now better understands from where she has come from and what is expected from her. Finally reunited with the love of her life but bound to a man who holds her life in his hands, Cicely again finds herself crippled by past decisions.

Grieve and Lannan are the two men who are integral parts of Cicely’s life. Grieve, Fae Prince of Summer, has been a part of Cicely’s life since she was a little girl. Past installments show us that they are actually old souls who cheated death and found a way to reunite. Grieve’s love for Cicely is a physical entity. Their chemistry burns the pages with each small moment they are able to steal. With every word Grieve speaks, with every gesture he makes, you know he will do anything to be with her. Lannan, on the other hand is a distasteful, yet fascinating mixture of anger and cruelty. A sado masochist, he was able to trick Cicely into signing a contract with the Crimson Court and in doing so, now essentially owns her. He is seductively cruel in his demands of Cicely, celebrating the pain and humiliation he brings to her. His feelings for her have grown from tolerance to obsession and he is dangerously close to destroying them both. What I truly enjoyed in here was the solid support Cicely has at her back in regards to Lannan. When she first signed the contract, she was pretty much on her own. Now with her father, Grieve, and the other renegades in the war against Myst standing with her, Lannan soon learns that he may hold her contract, but there are bigger, badder entities than him who claim Cicely as their own and won’t hesitate to remove him permanently from the equation if need be.

The cast of supporting characters are a vivid and dynamic group. Each one fully capable of holding their own story. I like that each have distinct, separate personalities and substories; ensuring they are never overwhelmed by our protagonists. The main conflict of the story is a whirlwind of intrigue, tension, and action as Cicely struggles to save Summer and find away to defeat Myst.

If you enjoy noir urban fantasy that stretches all your boundaries, then Yasmine Galenorn is the author to buy and her Indigo Court is the series to read. I don’t recommend starting the series here. It has a long reaching arc and each new installment picks up at the end of the last one.

Overall Rating: B+(less)

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Jul 15, 2012 Renee rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: have, pnr-or-uf

I was so looking forward to reading this book after Night Veil, but I guess I had my hopes set too high because I was bored and disappointed. I thought that Grieve and Cicely were a snoozefest, and if not for the sexy, hedonistic vamp, Lannan, my rating would have been 2 stars. It did have the usual good fantasy storyline, but the fantasy scenes were too long and drawn out for me and I found myself looking ahead to see how many pages I had left to slog through--not a good thing and a sure indica...more

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Jan 07, 2013 Goldingurl rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ceciley hasn't had an easy return to the town she called home when she was little. all she wanted was to return to the place that had been a happy place in her memories but when she came back nothing was as it should have been.

In this installment we find our heroine smack-dab in the middle of the war with allies becoming few and far between she has some harsh choices to make and worse at every turn she questions herself. With allies keeping secrets and enemies closing in she has a lot on her pla...more

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Jun 15, 2012 Melissa Mason rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: yasmine-galenorn, first-reads, 2012, were, witch, vampire

Cicely Waters returns in book 3 of the Indigo Court series. Multitalented, she is witch that is able to control wind, as well as being part Cambyra Faethe (shifting fae) she is able to shift into an owl. Cicely is joined by her friends and loved ones which are in hiding from Myst, the Queen of the Indigo Court, and her Shadow Hunters. The city is being terrorized by Myst and her supporters. Cicely and her friends are the only ones that can stop Winter from taking full control.

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Mar 02, 2013 Melody rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I adore this series, but something about this one just is just off. There are an absurd amount of sex scenes for no reason. After a point, there's a sex scene every single time something happens story-wise. Cicely and Grieve tend to get sickly-sweet, with the same description each time- something about it being a light in the dark times...

But!

The story arc itself is quite good. While it's slow to start, there are a few unexpected twists and turns, especially in the second half of the book. I wil...more

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Jul 24, 2012 Michielle rated it 4 of 5 stars

I love Yamine Galenorn world building in all of her books. But sometimes the character of Cicely just gets on my nerves. I wanted to scream if I heard "my love, my beloved" "you have my heart even if my body reacts to him...." blah blah blah. Who says that in this day and age? I understand some of the reasoning behind Cicely's lapse into the past, but it still bugs me. I will continue reading the series. There will be two more books after this one. But sometimes I just want to shove a limp fish...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Anna rated it 4 of 5 stars

Read it in one afternoon - let's let that speak for itself. Fabulous continuation of Cicely's journey against the Indigo Court. What we learn about each individual character in this part of the story, seeing them changing and evolving, really keeps you in the story. The ending.... well you always hate it when it leaves you hanging, but alas, it has to be that way so we look forward to the next book.

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Jun 25, 2012 Kristina rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: signed, review, arc, own

What I Loved
Ending
This book had one of those endings were things have finally started to go the good guys way. Winning the war and not just battles are finally looking like it is possible. It's like a false ending, good things happened, finally, but things aren't finished yet, not by a long shot.
More Discovery
Cecily learned some very life altering news that effects both her and her cousin Rhiannon. A part of their forever entwined destiny is finally revealed. We also get to learn who Rhiannon's...more

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Sep 21, 2012 Jenni Ebba rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved this one! This is the third in the Indigo Court series. I like this series much better than Galenorn's other one. If you haven't read the prior novels-do not read this one! The characters seem more down-to-earth and likable. The series centers around a reborn woman who was once the daughter of an evil vampire fae who happened to fall in love with a good fae. It actually all started when the vampires- damn their blood sucking hides- tried to harvest the dark fae's magic by turning them- i...more

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Oct 03, 2012 David Richardson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: first-reads

I received this book for free from the Goodreads first-read giveaway. A first rate fantasy book; one of the best I've read this year. Sexy with lots of action, mysterious beings, and fantastic realms. I wish I could have read the first 2 books in series before this one. Has a helpful guide to the characters in the back of the book that I didn't discover until I was finished. Well worth your time.

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Feb 06, 2013 Pari rated it 4 of 5 stars

hmmmmmmm...My first book I have finished in a few months. I skipped the second. Can't find it or long line at the library.

This one I liked. Kept me on my toes. Did not care for some of the unbelievable mushy parts. I liked the action and the pace of the book. Still prefer her Otherworld Series.

Her latest came out about a week ago....must read! Ja!

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Dec 22, 2012 Clarke rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult, para, para-alt-world-timeline, para-fae, para-magic, para-powers, para-shifter, part-of-a-series, pnr, para-witch, sequel

I'm still not 100% on the books but I want to know how the story ends. The books always end at good stopping points so thats nice. The fate of the group is reviled so it will be interesting to see how the next book turns out. The characters confess their undying love for each other so many times that it just seems like platitudes. :/

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Aug 10, 2012 Michelle rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Revelations.
Changes.
Darkness.
Light.
There's so much going on in this world that Galenorn has created. I want to know more. I want to know it all. I read it thinking that this was the last book. I have no idea why I thought that, but I was so flipping happy to learn it isn't to be the last in the series.
I'm pretty sure that I like the Indigo Court series better than the Otherworld series. Galenorn has described it as more of a dark fairy tale and I would have to agree with it. There's so many as...more

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Yasmine Galenorn is the New York Times, Publishers Weekly, and USA Today bestselling author of the Otherworld (Sisters of the Moon) and Indigo Court urban fantasy series. In the past, she also wrote two mystery series for Berkley Prime Crime (one under the pen name of India Ink) and eight nonfiction metaphysical books.

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Night Seeker (Indigo Court #3)

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