ARC Review: Into the Fire by Jeaniene Frost

Recommended Read!

“INTO THE FIRE is an action packed thrilling ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat.”
~ Under the Covers

Just when I thought there couldn’t be more to tell in Vlad’s story, Jeaniene Frost proves me wrong. I’ll never get tired of reading about one of the best alpha males in all of paranormal literature. Vlad Tepesh is, quite possibly, one of my favorite heroes… EVER. And INTO THE FIRE just goes to show why. He will stop at nothing, and I mean nothing, to protect his woman. Loyalties, friendships, enemies, relatives, even herself. Nothing matters but his deep need to protect his woman above all else. Vlad is ruthless and unapologetic. And he showed just how powerful he can be in this book. I loved every bit of that.

This may not be a good book to pick up if you haven’t been following along with the Night Prince series at the very least. The story has been ongoing and Leila finds herself with a connection to the one man that is still trying to kill Vlad. Now, he’s doing it by threatening Leila through the bond. I don’t want to spoil anything about the plot, so go. get. the. book! I don’t think you’ll be disappointed with this one. There is more about Leila’s background that I found really interesting and would love to see discussed in more detail. There’s also a whole new world of demons opening up ahead that I personally can’t wait to explore more of.

Expect magic and mayhem. Death and destruction. INTO THE FIRE is an action packed thrilling ride that will keep you on the edge of your seat. From start to finish. Great plot, great pace and absolutely great Vlad. He proves, once again, he’s the hottest vampire. If this is truly the end of his story, I’ll miss him greatly and hope to see him make cameos in future books in this world. I, for one, am beyond ready for Ian to finally get his story!

Favorite quotes:

“We can fight about it until Branson hears us, or we can get him together quietly,” I went on, narrowing my eyes. “Your choice.”
The high-arched portico covering the fortress’s main entrance suddenly exploded, jetting out fire and pieces of stone. I ducked from instinct, but Vlad walked right toward the burning chaos, the fire parting to let him pass.
“Does that answer your question?” he asked.
Before I could respond, a wall of fire sprang up, spreading until it encompassed the entire castle. Guess he’d changed his mind about being stealthy. Worse, now I couldn’t follow him. Unlike Vlad, I wasn’t fireproof.

A wolfish smile curled Vald’s mouth. “It appears you’re right — I simply can’t go an entire day without murdering someone.”

“I told you before; I know you’re the dragon instead of the knight. And I don’t care. At your best or at your worst, I will always love you, Vlad.”