The fact that he could only speak Demonish and Carrow knew very little didn't help. Ok so in the beginning I think its fair to say he was very misunderstood. oh my word I don't even know where to start. The world that Cole has provided us is as familiar to me as our own which makes slipping between the pages of this book effortless. As with previous books in this series this one is an enjoyable comfortable read. Once again Cole hits the mark giving us the perfect mix of hot steamy sex and character driven plot. I have NOT based my star rating on this problem, it is purely a rating for the story.Ģnd EDIT- I have heard back from the publishers and they are going to correct the mistakes that I have pointed out. I have emailed the epublisher to complain and I will remove this comment if they update the Kindle edition. I have the paperback and the Kindle edition and those mistakes are not in the paperback. It is littered with typos, mispelt character names and other mistakes the whole way through. Kindle: If you are considering the Kindle edition, I would wait. I will continue to buy this series and I suspect, I will enjoy this installment even more when I have read it a couple of times. There are also clear openings for Regin's story, Lanthe's story and possibly Lothaire's story. These plotlines both continue and are left to be concluded in further books. There is a side-plot that has been running through the last few books about Lothaire and his mysterious goals and another about various immortals being snatched from their families. So when he recognises her as his other half, his attempts to explain to her how he feels are so endearing. They struggle to communicate, with Malkom having forgotten English and Carrow having very limited demonish. Their scenes together in the first half of the book are great to read. The vemon concerned, Malkom, is a great character the absolute highlight of the book. She finds herself in a difficult situation, captured and forced to betray a vemon she has never met to save her adopted daughter.

I missed the humour in particular.Ĭarrow the witch has featured in passing in the previous stories and here we find out the explanation for her wild behaviour. I quite liked the change in tone although I hope it goes back to what it was for the next book. I found this to be be more romance and action with a little bit of the hot stuff but very little humour. Most of the other books are REALLY hot stuff with some action humour and romance thrown in. Her writing is consistently good.ĭemon from the dark has a really different tone. I have really enjoyed all of Kresley Cole's 'immortals after dark' series.

Demon from the dark