Lara AdrianRomance · Paranormal Romance·b. 1966
Edge of Dawn
How it reads
Prose complexity 4/10
Content warnings (3)
Graphic ViolenceSexual ContentKidnapping
- This book surprised me, I wasn't expecting to enjoy it, if i am being completely honest with you. There is something about romance tropes where the couple have already been together and then rekindle their romance which just doesn't hook me as much as other romance novels do. However with that said, the actual storyline was a good read. In specific how Lara Adrian was able to continue the storyline into a new generation, 20 years in the future from the original novels was well done. Not only were the characters well written but also how she introduced a new storyline and plot which continued from a small theory in the original series. The introduction of the new species and thus, a new enemy, allowed for the series to continue in a way which didn't drag the plot. Overall, it wasn't the best book in the series romance wise, but i did enjoy the plot.
- This is my first Lara Adrian Book and I have no regrets. Edge of Dawn is an exciting and enjoyable read. The characters were awesome. After reading this book I am eager to read the Midnight Breed Series so I can have a better understanding of how it all began. This was an easy read. The story grabbed me from the very first page and held my attention throughout the end. The romance between Kellan and Mira was sweet and realistic. This was a love that had spanned several years. The love scenes were hot. I loved how Kellan was willing to sacrifice himself for Mira. I really enjoyed this book and would definitely recommend it to fans of paranormal romance.