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Bishop's Flight
Elemental Covenant · Book 4
Bishop's Flight
Elizabeth Hunter
4.0 (1)
High Fantasy
Romantasy
+2
Published
2023
Language
English
1 review
How it reads
Adventurous
Romantic
Prose complexity 4/10
Content warnings (2)
Graphic Violence
Sexual Assault
Genres, subjects and places
High Fantasy, Romantasy, Fantasy +1
Genres
High Fantasy
Romantasy
Fantasy
Romance
About the author
Elizabeth Hunter
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Elizabeth Hunter
Romance · Urban Fantasy
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1934–2005
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I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. Bishop's Flight, book four in the Elemental Covenant series, took me on a journey filled with suspense, vampire politics and a little sexy time on the side. I came into the world of Elemental Vampires rather late and in quite a haphazard manner. Book 2, Martyr's Promise, was my first read of the series, followed by book 4. Fortunately, the books can stand on their own, however, after spending time in this world. I am eager to learn how it all started. In this instalment, Brigid and Carwyn face finding the location of a kidnapped human teenage boy. The setting is Las Vegas, and the vampire leaders of the city are the boy’s adoptive parents. The leaders received proof of life with a deadline to hand over their city or the boy will die. Now, Carwyn and Brigid find themselves in a race against time to locate the boy before it’s too late. While searching for clues, to aid in their investigation, Carwyn and Brigid discovered that the kidnapping was a ploy to capture Brigid’s attention. The situation grew more intense, which pushed Brigid into taking calculated risks. The game of chess played a pivotal role in the story. The game is all about strategy, and we see how well the rules were applied. It helped the kidnapped victim to maintain his mental composure in the face of danger. Brigid and Carwyn’s love for each other shined throughout the story. I loved how well they worked together and how in tuned they were to each other. It’s interesting to know that Carwyn was a former priest, while Brigid was a former heroin addict. Bishop’s Flight ended with the main plot wrapping up, however the danger to Brigid and Carwyn remains. It left readers wondering what will happen next, and will this dynamic couple but an end to the reign of terror in the next instalment.This review was originally posted on Totally Addicted to Reading
