Deeper Than Midnight (Midnight Breed, #9)
by Lara Adrian
Published 2011
387 Pages
387 Pages
We return to the wealthy, aristocratic lives of the
Darkhaven in this book as we learn about the fate of the adopted daughter of an
elite amongst the Darkhaven—the beautiful, 18 year old Corinne Bishop, who has
been missing for a very long time.
After a harrowing rescue by the breed warriors, Corinne is reunited with her former protector, the breed warrior, Brock. Brock feels torn by his past with Corinne, and with his love for Jenna. And after the years of imprisonment, Corinne is not the same person she once was. The only one she can relate to now is the great, gen-one warrior, Hunter.
Having suffered a similar fate by the hands of the warrior’s most sinister enemy, Dragos, Hunter is vastly protective over Corinne. But when he must protect her from evil within her own Darkhaven, Corinne must confront the truth of her past, and the reasons she was held captive. Moreover, Hunter must confront his own demons, as the truth of his past is far more complex than ever expected.
After a harrowing rescue by the breed warriors, Corinne is reunited with her former protector, the breed warrior, Brock. Brock feels torn by his past with Corinne, and with his love for Jenna. And after the years of imprisonment, Corinne is not the same person she once was. The only one she can relate to now is the great, gen-one warrior, Hunter.
Having suffered a similar fate by the hands of the warrior’s most sinister enemy, Dragos, Hunter is vastly protective over Corinne. But when he must protect her from evil within her own Darkhaven, Corinne must confront the truth of her past, and the reasons she was held captive. Moreover, Hunter must confront his own demons, as the truth of his past is far more complex than ever expected.
I enjoyed this book immensely. Hunter’s story is
fascinating, and despite his harsh exterior, he has a caring core. This book
gives us deeper insight into the mind of Dragos and his evil plot against the
breed warriors. Dark, seductive, and with plenty of plot twists, this book is a
great read!
Reviewed by Stephanie
★★★★★
★★★★★
5 STARS