It's almost been two freaking months since I've read a book. I didn't remember that it was that long, but it was still an enjoyable read. You can't blame me for wanting to re-read this one. Sometimes you just need a little AH's writing in your life. My only question is when is the next one coming out?Īfter I had read AH's newest release, I felt like re-reading this one as well.ĭon't give me that look. Is this book technically perfect? No, not even close. gah! Just one squirm-in-your-seat scene after another. The story kept me wanting to read more and more, and I just couldn't get enough of the dynamic between Castien and Eridan.Īnd the sex.
True, there is sooooo much denial happening and so much manipulation, but I love a closed-off, hard-to-read male MC (yes, probably a huge internal flaw of mine. If you wanted Castien Idhron's story and were curious about him from the previous books, you will adore this story. She grabs onto me with her sexy little stories of magic and mind-tricks and grumpy, grumpy masters and doesn't let me go. She throws in time jumps, a million POVs, a plot that is fairly confusing (don't read this as a stand-alone), but she has me, hook, line, and sinker. Why is this series so addictive? It doesn't make sense, but I could NOT put Prince's Master down.Īh, the magic of Alessandra Hazard. This book contains explicit content, a teacher-student MM relationship, power imbalance, age difference (35/21). Will the master manipulator win the game, or will he play himself? Eridan’s just another pawn.Įridan despises his Master, and yet he finds himself craving his attention and approval like a drug he can’t live without.Ĭastien has never understood the concepts of kindness and love, but to his displeasure, his insolent apprentice has a way of getting under his skin like nothing else. Corrupt, heartless, and calculating, Castien plays with the lives of those around him as if they’re just a game. When Castien Idhron, the most powerful man in the Order, claims Eridan as his apprentice, Eridan’s confused and wary. Eridan believes he’s an ordinary orphan, one of hundreds of initiates of the Order trying to survive in a nest of intrigue, rivalry, and corruption, but he’s more important than he knows. Separated from his family after an assassination attempt, Prince Eridan is rescued by the reclusive Order of monks who control High Hronthar, an isolated school for telepaths. A prince and a villain incapable of love: it wasn't supposed to be a love story.
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