Endless Love (Fantasty Knights)

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Unable to resist her instant attract Erin has spent most of her life feeling as if she's waiting for a nameless lover from a previous life. Unable to resist her instant attraction for him, Erin soon finds herself torn between a flesh and blood man and a fantasy lover.

Aleksander Storm has waited several life times for an opportunity to win Erin's heart. Just as they become lovers and he thinks she's finally ready to be his, she remembers her previous love. Aleksander will do everything he can to convince Erin to reject her old lover and give him a chance to fulfill his promise of an endless love. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.

To ask other readers questions about Endless Love , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Aug 03, Bookaholics rated it liked it. Forbidden love blossoms between the 2 but is quickly ended by a jealous warrior daughter named Aja.

Aja takes the life of Malikinder but, Tanginika is spared by the spirits.

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Lee leads the reader to modern times in Philadelphia, where she introduces Erin and Erica twin sisters. Erin is waiting for the one she dreams about and not willing to settle but along comes Aleksander who through determination and sheer will makes her understand so much about her past and her future. Through it all you cheer on Aleksander who has endured suffering to be with the one he truly loves. I found the characters well developed and enjoyable to read.

The plot is a little out there and a bit difficult to follow at first. I wished that Lee spent more time explaining her story and providing details about the world the characters existed in. I also feel it would probably help to read the first book in the series. But, this is an erotic romance, the scenes sizzle and as such it is definitely worth reading!

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I need to think about this one. Oct 29, raeneysa rated it liked it Shelves: I got the feeling there were more truth lies and secret then meet the I. To ask other readers questions about Fantasy Knights , please sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Mar 14, raeneysa rated it it was ok Shelves: I feel like this read was overly romantic along with explicit sex, i'm not at all disappoint as far as explicit sex goes actually i'm for it.

Dedicated to all those who wish to encourage a love of reading in children and young people.

Sep 30, Pam Walker rated it it was amazing. Nov 07, Syl rated it did not like it. Did I really just give a star to this crap? Sep 04, Dee rated it it was ok. IR with a space age twist, it was a total miss. Belfemn rated it really liked it Dec 28, Myshia rated it it was amazing Apr 03, Rosepetal78 rated it it was amazing Feb 10, Yellow rated it it was ok Jan 06, Brandalyn rated it liked it Apr 04, Mel rated it really liked it May 16, Nikita Budree rated it it was amazing Nov 30, ArBorieya rated it it was amazing May 27, Elizabeth rated it it was ok Dec 27, Alexis Hexum rated it liked it Jul 28, This is fantasy fiction at it finest.

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This is where the imagination of the comic book and the deep resonances of literature collide. Without being explicitly fussy about it, Dave Rudden does an excellent job of reinforcing diversity, inclusion and equality. In fact his lack of fuss - the total acceptance of these factors as 'normal' for the society he paints - is exactly what convinces so persuasively. Although main protagonist Denizen is a boy, there are numerous examples of both genders, young and older, and a wide range of racial types and personalities to be found amongst the 'heroes' of the Knights of the Borrowed Dark.

He also conjures characters who have far greater dearth and complexity than is often associated with fantasy fiction. Then there is Denizen. Well you must meet the young Hardwick boy for yourself. But if you can get the full measure of him that is more than he can do.

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He is an adolescent after all. And inside all the power, all the anger and fire, Denizen is still just a boy. A real boy, with elements of Aspergers's: And it allows the reader to discover complete empathy, despite the wildly imaginative fantasy world through which Denizen moves. You will him to win, or at least survive, with every page-turning breath.

He is war, love, self-discovery, torment, growth. He is truth reflected through the mirror of unreality. Extraordinary in his ordinariness. This is no rollercoaster; it has too few downs.

If not external cataclysm , then internal wringing, wrenching. Conflagration without, combustion within. It is story of horrendous war and of its cost. It is a story of those who fight simply because they must.

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It is a story of the darkness we borrow, and of the sunrise for which we scarecely dare hope. It is almost a love story. Its premise was that such ability demonstrated the essential poetic quality, original imagination coupled with illuminating aptness. In terms of fiction I often think that a parellel ability lies in the ability to title chapters. As well as being master of the eye opening verbal image, Dave Rudden is a supreme namer of chapter titles: It is an ability that telegraphs a fantasy writer of the highest calibre. He does not patronise his young audience.

And hooray for that.

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