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from torture, bought women, and the struggle for power, we
gain an insight of how a favored warrior can become a beast. For
all you lovers of the darker side of the human soul, this story is
one I recommend putting on your TBR list.”
    Reviewed by Chere Gruver for Sensual
Romance
     
    Veriel’s Tales I: Crossbearer Turned
     
    “ Ms. Lyons has given us another great
story, one that answers the questions of why Veriel turned beast.
It makes a heart-wrenching tale, to read of the pain he went
through. She has once again gripped us by the shirt collar and
woven a spell of a fantasy world that has warriors that protect the
innocent. It may be that all is not what it seems and that Veriel
isn’t as evil as we thought. The love he shows for Regana, her mate
and her family shows he is more warrior than beast.”
    Reviewed by Donna for Fallen Angels Reviews 5 Angels
     
    “ The story of love, honor and betrayal
unfolding against the ruthless backdrop of the warriors’ lives,
mortal risks and immortal souls being at the stake. The blend of
romance, drama and mystical lore makes the reading experience quite
enjoyable.”
    Reviewed by Daria for Romance
Junkies 4 Ribbons
     
    Opposites Attract: A Lesson In Temperance
     
    “ Brenna has done it again. This book is
outstanding and though it’s short, it leaves you completely
satisfied. What happens between them is powerful, intense, and
ultimately fulfilling for them both. If you want something that
makes you sit back after and sigh happily, Opposites Attract -
Temperance is the book for you.”
    Reviewed by Cyndi Witkus for In The Library Reviews
     
    Devon’s Price: Ten of Cups
     
    “ As I read Devon’s Price, I found myself
hurting along with Devon, fighting the madness with him. Yet at the
same time feeling the conflict Michelle was going through for
loving him and wanting to be mated, yet being torn at leaving her
family. But the main thing that sold me on this book was Devon. He
is a leading Warrior in his family, yet is still sensitive and able
to show his feelings.”
    Reviewed by Debbie for Fallen Angels Reviews
5 Angels! Recommended Read!
     

    The Blade Chaser’s Son
     
    “ I have read Ms. Lyons work, and she has
never put out something that I did not enjoy. Maybe I’m just that
agreeable . . . but I think she is really just that good. Yeah,
she’s just that good.”
    Reviewed By Marissa for Novelspot
     
    Sweet Jacquine
     
    “ The author has crafted the rival tribes
of Beast and Warrior, whose societies combine aspects of both
Celtic and Teutonic cultures in refreshing new ways. Appetite
whetted by this glimpse into a fascinating new world, I will look
for more of Ms. Lyons’ Night Warrior books.”
    Reviewed by Alegria for Reviewer for Coffee
Time Reviews 4 Cups
     

 
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    © 2009 Brenna Lyons
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    Gawen paused at the door to Bavin’s home,
taking a moment to straighten his tunic. He owed her the courtesy
of looking his best when he came for her. He knocked, abruptly
aware that his palms were sweating.
    Stand down, he chastised himself.
Bavin was an untried maid. She’d accepted his kiss. She wore his
seal, but she likely wouldn’t