Immortal Games A Fun Fast-Paced Urban Fantasy: The Imogen Gray Series Book Two
von Lauretta Hignett
Immortality sucks.Just ask Imogen Gray: Over two-hundred thousand years old and teetering on the edge of total insanity. Strong as a shifter, faster than a vampire, Imogen's walked the earth forever, always alone, never growing, never changing. Never learning, either. Her smart mouth and quick temper get her into trouble far too often.When that happens, she gets hurt. Sometimes, very badly, and it can take a long, painful time to heal from severed limbs and disembowelment.She's tired of it all. So tired.Imogen's on a mission to find the next reincarnation of her father, the only person in the world who knows how to complete the transition to human, and get rid of the curse of immortality.He must know, because he did it himself. He wasn't human when she was born - he was something else. But he died a human, and he keeps coming back to experience human life, again and again.He's here in Emerald Valley, somewhere, hiding amongst the eccentric locals, or hobnobbing with the billionaires that visit the Vampire King's country club up on the western ridge. She just has to find him.But when her delinquent teenage ward accidentally summons a powerful Fae Prince through the portal, suddenly, finding her dad has to take a backseat. There's a homicidal maniac on the loose, one who has his eyes on the Vampire King.Her Vampire King.Worse than the burning jealousy is the fact that the Fae Prince seems to know exactly what she is.Immortal Games is Book Two in the fast, fierce and fast-paced Urban Fantasy series. A slow-burn romance, it includes a diverse cast of characters, shifters, witches, fae, cryptids and more.Occasional coarse language, sexual references and drug references. No explicit sex scenes. Content note for suicidal thoughts.
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Immortal Games A Fun Fast-Paced Urban Fantasy: The Imogen Gray Series Book Two
von Lauretta Hignett
Immortality sucks.Just ask Imogen Gray: Over two-hundred thousand years old and teetering on the edge of total insanity. Strong as a shifter, faster than a vampire, Imogen's walked the earth forever, always alone, never growing, never changing. Never learning, either. Her smart mouth and quick temper get her into trouble far too often.When that happens, she gets hurt. Sometimes, very badly, and it can take a long, painful time to heal from severed limbs and disembowelment.She's tired of it all. So tired.Imogen's on a mission to find the next reincarnation of her father, the only person in the world who knows how to complete the transition to human, and get rid of the curse of immortality.He must know, because he did it himself. He wasn't human when she was born - he was something else. But he died a human, and he keeps coming back to experience human life, again and again.He's here in Emerald Valley, somewhere, hiding amongst the eccentric locals, or hobnobbing with the billionaires that visit the Vampire King's country club up on the western ridge. She just has to find him.But when her delinquent teenage ward accidentally summons a powerful Fae Prince through the portal, suddenly, finding her dad has to take a backseat. There's a homicidal maniac on the loose, one who has his eyes on the Vampire King.Her Vampire King.Worse than the burning jealousy is the fact that the Fae Prince seems to know exactly what she is.Immortal Games is Book Two in the fast, fierce and fast-paced Urban Fantasy series. A slow-burn romance, it includes a diverse cast of characters, shifters, witches, fae, cryptids and more.Occasional coarse language, sexual references and drug references. No explicit sex scenes. Content note for suicidal thoughts.
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Leider war dieser Teil immer Mal wieder repetetiv (bei Informationen, Formulierungen, in Gesprächen etc) und teilweise war es ein bisschen verwirrend, denn ich habe das Gefühl, dass bei einer sehr wichtigen Sache einfach ein Teil der Informationen dazu gefehlt hat, auch wenn es am Ende aus dem Kontext klar wurde. Trotz allem finde ich die Welt, die Idee, die Grundstory und den Schreibstil, so wie die Charactere so verdammt gut und unterhaltsam. Es ist witzig, ernst, tiefgründiger als man erwarten würde, vielschichtig und macht einfach Spaß. Deswegen trotz allem 5 Sterne von mir. Vor allem die Lösung des Hauptproblems fand ich ungemein witzig.