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Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne – Review by Jennifer Crain

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I normally don’t read vampire romances, but a reading challenge prompted me to broaden my horizons, and I ended up unexpectedly enjoying Dawnbreaker. Chronicling the challenges of Niamh, the author expertly combines a magical world with the real world, and trials and tribulations of standing up to blood family versus a family she loves. Her love and counterpart, released vampire Connor, is likable because of turning his whole live into protecting his true love.

One outstanding feature of the book is Thorne’s ability to succinctly describe even the minor characters in the book, making it feel as you are part of the world Niamh is creating for herself.

My only hope is there is a sequel planned, because I felt the ending was lacking, and very much appears to set up for a sequel. I also enjoyed the author’s inclusion of the music playlist at the end of the book, music being a central theme interwoven throughout the book.

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Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne – Review by Kerry Carr

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I really enjoyed this fantasy romance. The author does a amazing job with world building and also giving the characters backstories which makes you feel like you have known them for years even though its the first book. I loved the twist of a vampire and a Fae romance but it works and is such a powerful story. They are two people who you wouldn’t think work but fate has other plans for them. Will Niamh be the person to make Connor feel alive again?
This isn’t a straightforward romance however with a strained relationship between Niamh and her mum putting pressure and disapproval on their relationship, things take a darker turn when Niamh is taken and her memory lost and she is left in the world of man.
Can Connor find her in time and remind her of who she is and what they share?
This is a fast paced story which a blossoming romance, danger, folklore and myths. A collection of elements that all work together and make this story a very unique read.

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Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne – Review by Jenni Bishop

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 stars
Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun is Hadley Thorne’s new instalment in her Tapestry of Worlds series. It is an engrossing paranormal urban fantasy romance story. Hadley has created curious new worlds that are only limited by your imagination. It’s easy to see her passion as she weaves together magical realism, mythology, spirituality and folklore into her storytelling.
Intrigue, seduction, magical powers, courts, vampires, fae and secrets and lies are just some of what you get in this supernatural tale.
Connor O’Brien has lived full of hatred for so long he can’t remember a life before. Seeking the one who made him has consumed his want of revenge. When he sees a beautiful sidhe princess he may just have some of the humanity he thought he no longer had.
When Niamh el Ri’ili met Connor O’Brien, her world is turned upside down. No longer safe in her court and hidden behind walls. She is thrust into a world of power, blood and a web of games.
Suddenly, an old foe arises when they are least expecting it. Niamh is robbed of her memories and power and hidden away in the world of men – away from the safety of the Other World.
Hadley’s Tapestry of Worlds takes us on a gripping journey full of suspense, thrills and a web of deceit.

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Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne – Review by Shelly Kittell

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Fantastic book! Niamh and Connor have an amazing adventure. I have not really read a Fae story even remotely close to this. The whole premise of this *blew* my mind. Fae and vampire, amazingly well-written. The author tries to give us some backstory, even with this being a first book. I loved the characters. I want to see Kyle get more. I was entertained and couldn’t put the book down. Niamh and her mom, the Queen, now that drama, who can’t relate? Mother/daughter drama… A page turning story that will grab you right from the get go. I loved how the story pulls you in. The Fae are scattered throughout the story and within the two worlds. This is a must read.

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Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne

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Dawnbreaker: The House of Blood and Sun by Hadley Thorne
Genre – Fae, Romance
Page Count – 218
Cover Designer – Laura Morgan

A century has passed since Connor O’Brien became a vampire against his will. As a result of decades of hatred and rage, Connor only cares about protecting his family and gaining revenge on the one who stole his humanity. Then he saw Niamh. The moment he saw the beautiful sidhe princess and heard her sing, his heart ached to possess her.

Despite being the sole heir to Emerald City Under the Mound, Niamh el Ri’ili spends her days locked away at the shining court and her nights playing fiddle across the veil in the world of men. All of that changed the night she met the vampire Connor O’Brien. Because of him, her long-dormant hand of power awakens in a new world of blood and sun. As supernatural forces fan their appetites and desires, a web of courtly intrigue and seduction entangles them.

Suddenly, an old foe arises when they are least expecting it. Niamh is robbed of her memories and power, and hidden away in the world of men – away from the safety of the Other World.

Are Connor’s affections enough to break Niamh’s spell and keep her from fading into oblivion? 

Welcoming the exciting new installment of Hadley Thorne’s Tapestry of Worlds, a thrilling story of earthly pleasures and spellbinding magic, courts ruled the immortals, fae, vampires, and other kindred.

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In addition to writing metaphysical fiction and paranormal romance, Hadley Thorne is the founder and CEO of WYRDRealities Network. In her stories, Hadley uses realism, myth, and magic to create believable and magical worlds. Her interests include history, working with energy flows, ley lines, Reiki, researching various types of anomalous phenomena, exploring her spirituality, and learning about her ancestors. Her series, Tapestry of Worlds, depicts a post-apocalyptic Louisiana and Mississippi landscape set during modern times. With a blend of modern realism and magic fantasy elements, Thorne reinvents an old tale of good versus evil.

Born and raised in Mississippi, Hadley considers herself a seeker of long-forgotten truths. She respects all religious paths but has found her personal connection with God when she is experiencing the natural world. She describes herself as a dream journeyer, a weaver of the flows, a phoenix soul, a guardian, and a conjurer of Wyrd.

Besides creating new worlds, Hadley Thorne is developing a podcasting network that weaves storytelling, truth-seeking, and the pursuit of mystical knowledge. The podcast originally launched on Halloween 2020 and was named Wyrd (with a “y”) Realities with the aim of talking to other creative types about where their inspiration comes from.

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