The Last Danann: Titanian Chronicles Book 2

This was a thrilling read, we start off with a battle in a great fantasy world. I was pulled right in. Kailen was great, he was a very strong character. He is dedicated to trying to save his world. Having lost his true love tragically he is protective of his heart and has no plans to find another love. But fate may have other plans for him. Talaith is a sorceress and has offered her help to battle for the Titanians to get their master back. When she meets Kailen there is an instant connection. As these two work more and more together the sparks continue to grow between them. Will they resist or give into their feelings? Overall this was a great read. The author does a great job of pulling you in with her writing. We get drama, mystery, supernatural and so much more in this story. All of the characters were amazing and added a great element to the story. If you're looking for a great read, 1-click and get started today.

In the Last Danann by Victoria Saccenti, we meet an aeons old Tuatha Dé Warrior, Kailen. We see short memories starting in Thebes, Southern Egypt, 1000BC, when he visits Khnurn, a wizard charged with keeping the universe's balance. Kailen cannot join his people as they leave the earthly plane but has been given orders that will occupy him for millennia. Khnurn assures him that he will find someone to fill his heart. In one of the many battles Kailen faces with his Masters, the Westerbergs, his beloved Nadrine is killed Kailen believes his heart will never again belong to someone. When a shocking kidnapping occurs, Kailen must team up with Khnurn's apprentice Thalaith. Neither of them ever thought they would ignite such intense feelings of love and protection for each other; however, her unknown origins still hang over them as the couple join the other Titanian in a fight against two very evil death sorcerers. The Last Danann by Victoria Saccenti is an exquisitely written piece of literature with exceptional descriptions and lavishly chosen words to convey the sense of awe inspired by the characters in the novel. The world of the supernaturals superimposed and woven through the ordinary world is exquisitely done and leaves the reader dumb-struck at the beauty of the world seen through supernatural eyes. The diminished use of eroticism substantiates the novel's plot and balances the plot as it unfolds. A well-crafted world supports the storyline, and enough background of previous events are given that the novel can be read either as a stand-alone or as part of the Titanian Chronicles.