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What do you do when you have been
exiled from your home? Well, Prince Cassiel (Casha or Cash)
has spent his time topside after trying to go insane and
drink himself to death, hoping to gather allies and the
souls he will need to go home again. Cash is the rightful
heir of the Conglacio Throne and while he knows that there
is still a long, long way to go, Cash is beginning to make
some headway. Cash misses many things from the Afterverse,
but most of all is the love of his life and child they
lost.
Princess Faris is the heir to the Cento
throne and she lost everything that mattered to her thirteen
years ago when Cash was exiled from the Afterverse. Losing
Cash was hard enough, but when she lost their child, it made
her more determined to find a way to get back to where she
belonged -- beside Cash. Faris has accomplished part one of
her plan in escaping her father and finding Cash.
There is a lot of unrest in the
Afterverse and several of the royal demons have come topside
to get away or at least for a vacation. Cash now has an
extended family to care for besides trying to regain his
rightful place in the Conglacio court. Faris and Cash have
teamed together once again to achieve this. When several
unexpected things happen, Cash begins to wonder if just
maybe there is more on his side than even he hoped for.
When one misstep can lead to danger and death, Cash and
Faris are preparing for the battle to come.
Cash and Faris are two demons with a
plan to turn the Afterverse on its head and with a little
luck, they just might succeed. Frost and Flame
begins right where book two ends, with Cash and Faris
together again and living in the mansion. I have been
waiting for Cash’s story since first meeting him and it was
so worth the wait. It’s pretty unusual to be cheering for
demons, but I had no choice in doing exactly that for Cash
and Faris. Ice and fire should be opposites, but in their
case, the chill and the heat not only attract -- the
combination brings a passion that time and distance couldn’t
stop. Frost and Flame is an excellent
mixture of danger, humor, horror, and passion. Paranormal
readers who love their worlds with a twist will want to have
this in their libraries.
If you have not read the Eververse books yet, I would
suggest beginning at book one and read them in order, as
they intertwine the world and characters all the way
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