The lewd humour and sarcasm adds its own dimension, and so much happens in a very short space of time without being troublesome to follow, only propelling the risk factor. Synthia is just as quirky, charming and frank as I remember, her banter with all is one of my favourite aspects of reading in this series. We learn a lot more of the Fae history, politics and the twining of Celtic mythology in this narrative.

It was rich with speculation, deceit, confliction, the spectrum of emotions spreading a wide net and the characters enticing to read – one of my absolute favourites being my fellow Demon, Ristan. Although some elements of the story were predictable, the majority of it was not and I was left stunned with what did take place, the twists and the aftermath. It was fast paced, riveting, exciting and tension-filled, exploding with drama. I had always thought that I controlled my destiny.I loved 'Taunting Destiny' as much as ' Fighting Destiny'. The dance he and I have begun, is getting more complicated as our worlds are being shaken from all sides, and the visions of the future are frightening, and nothing like I had ever pictured for myself or those I care for. With each touch and word, he pulls my heart closer to himself and at the same time he is trying to keep me at arm’s length. Ryder’s secrets are dangerous and devastating. The people I thought I could trust have betrayed me and the one person I should absolutely not trust is taking me deeper and deeper into his world. More Fae are dying, and I feel as if time is running out for us to find all of those responsible and put an end to the killings. Adam and I are both going through identity crises of epic proportions as we Transition from who we were, and discover who we were meant to be. I thought things were bad and weird before – hold on – it’s getting worse. I had always thought that I controlled my destiny. 2 minutes ago - ▶️▶️ COPY LINK TO DOWNLOAD ▶️▶️

Taunting Destiny by Amelia Hutchins