Review & Giveaway - Lady Guinevere And The Rogue.Review, Giveaway, and Q&A - Who's That Earl.Winner - Lady Guinevere And The Rogue With A Brogue.Review - How to Catch a Sinful Marquess.Review, Q&A, and Giveaway - Brazen in Blue.Guest Post and Excerpt - The Quiet Girl by S.F.Last Call Winner - Lady Guinevere and the Rogue.However, for a complete understanding of the Hidden Legacy world as well as the Baylor family dynamics, I suggest starting at the beginning of the series with book one in Nevada and Rogan's trilogy, Burn for Me, followed by White Hot, Wildfire, and then Catalina's books. Still keeping my fingers crossed for a trilogy for Arabella once she's a bit older.įor maximum enjoyment of Catalina's character arc (without reading the entire series), I recommend beginning with Diamond Fire (a novella), then reading Sapphire Flames followed by Emerald Blaze. I love the dynamics within the Baylor family and am especially enjoying the evolution of Arabella, Leon, Bern and others. We also get a lot of familial interaction in this book, including Nevada and Rogan (heroine and hero of the first trilogy). There are a couple significant obstacles in their path though, and one more book in the trilogy, which means more hurdles ahead. These two have captured my heart and I am so hoping for their happily ever after. Their romance really develops in this book with unexpected twists and unveiled secrets that pack an emotional punch and create an ever deepening bond.

I'm enjoying the person he's becoming and the effect that has on his actions and his tenuous relationship with Catalina. Alessandro, also, shows significant growth in this story. She's growing into her power and position and I can't wait to see what comes next for her. As much as I liked Nevada, I like Catalina even more. Catalina's character continues to strengthen and grow in this second book of her trilogy. The book starts a bit slow but quickly begins to build then ramps up and takes us on a life or death race to the finish. I care about them and am fully engaged in their lives. The characters are so well developed that they've become more like real people to me than characters in a story. I engaged in a lot of gasping, hand-wringing, breath-holding, sighs, and, yes, a few tears, before reaching the end of this book. I know, I really do know that this is a fictional world but everything in it is so unbelievably vivid and realistic that I find myself completely immersed in it, reacting to the characters, danger, magic, and non-human beings as if it's all real. The world building continues to blow me away. Emerald Blaze is filled with everything I love about this series. And then the next book in the series comes along and.they do. After every book in the Ilona Andrews Hidden Legacy series I wonder how they will possibly be able to top what they've just written.

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