The Last Danann (Titanian Chronicles Book 3) by Victoria Saccenti – Review by Roxsanne Lesieur.

The Last Danann: Titanian Chronicles 2 by Victoria Saccenti
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Kailen is the last of the race of the Tuatha Dé Danann living on the earthly plain since he bargained their safe passage to the Tir na nÓg after their time on their current plain was over thanks to an unseen betrayal and in return, Kailen would remain and pledge his sword to first the Seelie Court and then to the Titanians. When he fights with them in a remote valley against a daemon horde, they beat them back and magic wielders sent them to another plain of existence, however, there were casualties and one was Kailen’s love who was killed during the fight to protect him, despite him telling her not to.

A thousand years has passed since that fateful day and Kailen hasn’t opened his heart to anyone else since, he has engaged in the pleasures of the flesh, but nothing more, that is until he comes face to face with Talaith, a powerful druid sorceress who is engaged by her mentor and a friend of Kailen’s to aid him during an operation when she is needed to save the life of Soren, a high ranking Titanian. Neither of them has ever forgotten the other, even though many years had passed between them meeting for the first time and the present day, especially the feelings they hide from both each other and themselves, the reunion, however is short lived as dangers surround them.

As usual, there are complications when the Titanians receive word that the exiled daemons may have returned, this leads Kailen and Talaith on a journey which is both dangerous and filled with the undeniable passion which ignites between them. As they try investigate the sightings and attempt to hold off a renewed attack from the daemons, will they be able to protect each other, or will the death magic surrounding the daemons tear them apart? This is an action packed paranormal romance in which you are whirled along with the current of events as good fights evil to keep the natural order and balance of things intact.

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