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One Silent Night

One Silent Night

Dark FantasyMythology
Pages
320
Published
2008
Language
English

Synopsis

While the rest of the world celebrates the holidays, Stryker must stop a demon lord's plan to wipe out humanity. He is forced to lead his army into a brutal war while dealing with his vengeful ex-wife, Zephyra. This urban fantasy follows a powerful immortal as he fights to protect a world that has never truly accepted him.

Prose complexity
4/10

Vibe

DarkTenseAdventurous
Anti-HeroSecond ChanceRivalsFound Family

Genres

Dark Fantasy Mythology Paranormal Romance Romance Urban Fantasy Fantasy Paranormal

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

StrykerProtagonist
ZephyraProtagonist
Acheron ParthenopaeusSupporting
All characters in One Silent Night

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this book require reading the previous Dark-Hunter novels?

    The series features an overarching narrative and complex world-building that develops across multiple installments, so reading the books in their intended publication order is highly recommended to fully grasp the character dynamics and history.

  • Is this story connected to other series by the same author?

    This novel exists within a shared universe that includes several interlocking series, such as the Were-Hunter, Dream-Hunter, and Hellchaser sagas, where characters frequently cross over between different storylines.

  • What new information does this book reveal about the series lore?

    This installment marks the first appearance of the character Jared and provides deeper insight into the nature of the Daimons and the personal history of Stryker.