Reviewer's Rating:
5
5.0Overall score
This book and series just blows me away!
Dead of Knight By Victoria Sue
Genre: Fantasy, GLBTQ, MM
Released: January 21, 2020
Publisher: Self-Published
Series: Guardians of Camelot, Book 2
Length: 248 pages
Cover Design: Jay Aheer
A battle is coming…
…and the immortal knights aren’t ready.
Will an orphan be the key?
For fifteen hundred years Lucan has waged war with the greatest enemy the world has ever known
…and fought the ancient curse that means loving someone with all his heart and soul might be the reason they die.
Tom wasn’t supposed to be born… twice.
How, as a young child, had he even heard the monsters at all?
How, as an adult, is he caught up in a deadly battle to fight evil, but cannot get one stubborn man to even acknowledge he exists?
Time is running out, not just to unravel the secrets of Tom’s destiny, but for Tom to show Lucan that loving someone with all that they have doesn’t mean breaking their heart.
Or does it?
Reviewed by ButtonsMom2003
This book and series just blows me away!
I really can’t believe how much I love this series. As I said in my review of The Twelfth Knight. I almost never read fantasy-based romance but that is no longer true; I am well and truly hooked on this series. I guess I didn’t know what I was missing and may now give other fantasy authors a try.
Here’s the thing about the Guardians of Camelot series: it’s complex, it’s engaging, it’s effing amazing! Dead of Knight picks up where The Twelfth Knight left off. (This is a series you really need to read in order.) While all of the characters we met in book one play an important role in Dead of Knight, the romantic focus is on Lucan and Tom.
Dead of Knight also introduces us to some new characters (both bad guys and good guys) and had more than a few surprise elements for me. I won’t do any spoilers, just let me say that we learn things about Tom that I didn’t see coming.
I really want to say so much more here but everything I come up with would be a spoiler. The world that Victoria Sue has created it just amazing. Tom and Lucan get a good conclusion to their romance in this book but this is a continuing series and everything will not be resolved in this book. Victoria Sue gives us a great teaser at the end for the next book and I cannot wait!
♥♥♥♥♥
O Factor: Scorcher
One person leaving a comment on this post will be chosen to receive an ebook from Victoria Sue’s backlist. I’ll pick a winner after 11:59 PM EST on Friday, January 24th.
Victoria Sue fell in love with love stories as a child when she would hide away with her mom’s library books and dream of the dashing hero coming to rescue her from math homework. She never mastered math but never stopped loving her heroes and decided to give them the happy ever afters they fight so hard for.
She loves reading and writing about gorgeous boys loving each other the best—and creating a family for them to adore. Thrilled to hear from her readers, she can be found most days lurking on Facebook where she doesn’t need factor 1000 sun-cream to hide her freckles.
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I am so loving this series.
Me, too! Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I forgot to put an end date on the drawing for a book by Victoria Sue. I’ll pick a winner after 11:59 PM EST on Friday, January 24th.
Absolutely love this series. I devoured the first two books and am now desperate for next one! Totally gripping!
I know exactly what you mean. Thanks for leaving a comment!
Can’t wait to read this. Loved the first book.
I think you will love this one just as much. Thanks for commenting!
Great Post.. This book looks so good! Good luck Victoria!
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I haven’t started this series yet, but I definitely will!
It’s a great series and I think you’ll love it. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment.
http://numbergenerator.org/randomnumbergenerator/1-5 picked #1 and Jocelyn was the first person to comment so congratulations, Jocelyn! I’ll be contacting you to via email so you can pick the ebook you want from Victoria Sue.
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