The Dark Ones Saga is a series that I dove headfirst into years ago and as each book has come out, I continue to devour them because you get emersed into a world that is so creative, and you want to be a part of. With Darkest Power I knew we would be getting another amazing story to add to these already incredible characters, and I was sucked into Horus and Kit’s story from start to finish. Horus is funny yet broody trapped in a timeline that confuses and frustrates him. He is no longer worshipped as he once was and his abilities are limited, yet when Kit comes into his life things start to change. Kit, bless her heart (sorry for busting out my southernism), when we first meet her, she is struggling and its quite entertaining and worrisome because you just know there is a deeper reason for her condition. The banter between these two is hilarious, infuriating, and hot but can they work together to figure out what is going on? Their connection is almost instant, they share something that can’t be described but it's so intense Horus is willing to sacrifice it all to find out the truth. While I love these stories this one was great because it was different, I would recommend reading from book one to this one or it could be confusing with all the characters and at times the transition of past and present threw me off when it happened mid conversation or inner thoughts, but overall, it was another great addition. ( )

The Dark Ones Saga is a series that I dove headfirst into years ago and as each book has come out, I continue to devour them because you get emersed into a world that is so creative, and you want to be a part of. With Darkest Power I knew we would be getting another amazing story to add to these already incredible characters, and I was sucked into Horus and Kit’s story from start to finish. Horus is funny yet broody trapped in a timeline that confuses and frustrates him. He is no longer worshipped as he once was and his abilities are limited, yet when Kit comes into his life things start to change. Kit, bless her heart (sorry for busting out my southernism), when we first meet her, she is struggling and its quite entertaining and worrisome because you just know there is a deeper reason for her condition. The banter between these two is hilarious, infuriating, and hot but can they work together to figure out what is going on? Their connection is almost instant, they share something that can’t be described but it's so intense Horus is willing to sacrifice it all to find out the truth. While I love these stories this one was great because it was different, I would recommend reading from book one to this one or it could be confusing with all the characters and at times the transition of past and present threw me off when it happened mid conversation or inner thoughts, but overall, it was another great addition. ( )