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Dream Chaser

Dream Chaser

MythologyParanormal Romance
Pages
384
Published
2008
Language
English

Synopsis

Xypher has one month to perform a single act of redemption or face eternal agony in Tartarus, but his heart is set on vengeance against those who betrayed him. Medical examiner Simone Dubois is used to seeing the dead, but she isn't prepared for a demigod who claims she is the key to saving humanity. Together, they must navigate a world of demons and ancient secrets where the line between ally and enemy is dangerously thin.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

RomanticSpicyDarkAdventurous
Redemption ArcRevengeAnti-HeroSecond ChancePortal Fantasy

Genres

Mythology Paranormal Romance Romantasy Urban Fantasy Fantasy Romance

About the author

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Sherrilyn Kenyon

Sherrilyn Kenyon was born on December 11, 1965, in Columbus, Georgia. She grew up in a large, difficult household, raised mainly by her mother alongside an older sister who has cerebral palsy and several brothers and cousins who lived with the family at different times. Severely dyslexic, she nevertheless knew from early childhood that she wanted to be a writer, selling her first short story at fourteen and later studying history at the University of Georgia after her dyslexia ruled out a planne...

Characters

XypherProtagonist
Simone DuboisProtagonist
HadesSupporting
All characters in Dream Chaser

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this book need to be read in a specific order with other titles?

    This story is part of a larger, interconnected universe that includes the Dark-Hunter, Were-Hunter, and Hellchaser series. While it functions as the third entry in the Dream-Hunter sub-series, the overarching narrative threads often weave across these different series, making it beneficial to follow the broader publication timeline to fully grasp the world-building.

  • How does this book connect to the wider Dark-Hunter universe?

    The Dream-Hunters are distinct entities within the same mythology as the Dark-Hunters, specifically serving as the Oneroi who protect humans during sleep. Characters and events from this book frequently influence or are referenced in the main Dark-Hunter novels, as the various immortal factions share the same reality and recurring threats.