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Shadow Heir (Dark Swan #4) Paperback | Pages: 400 pages
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Title:Shadow Heir (Dark Swan #4)
Author:Richelle Mead
Book Format:Paperback
Book Edition:Anniversary Edition
Pages:Pages: 400 pages
Published:February 2nd 2012 by Bantam Books (first published December 27th 2011)
Categories:Fantasy. Urban Fantasy. Paranormal. Fairies. Fae. Romance. Paranormal Romance

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#1 New York Times bestselling author Richelle Mead returns to the Otherworld, a mystic land inextricably linked to our own--and balanced precariously on one woman's desperate courage... Shaman-for-hire Eugenie Markham strives to keep the mortal realm safe from trespassing entities. But as the Thorn Land's prophecy-haunted queen, there's no refuge for her and her soon-to-be-born-children when a mysterious blight begins to devastate the Otherworld... The spell-driven source of the blight isn't the only challenge to Eugenie's instincts. Fairy king Dorian is sacrificing everything to help, but Eugenie can't trust the synergy drawing them back together. The uneasy truce between her and her shape shifter ex-lover Kiyo is endangered by secrets he can't--or won't--reveal. And as a formidable force rises to also threaten the human world, Eugenie must use her own cursed fate as a weapon--and risk the ultimate sacrifice...

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Original Title: Shadow Heir
ISBN: 0553826093 (ISBN13: 9780553826098)
Edition Language: English
Series: Dark Swan #4
Characters: Eugenie Markham, Dorian, Kiyo Marquez, Volusian, Jasmine Delaney
Setting: Tucson, Arizona(United States)
Literary Awards: Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Paranormal Fantasy (2012)

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2.5 stars, if that. UGH! HUGE disappointment. Thats all I'm willing to say right now. ~Edited for final words above.~Pre-review:If Kiyo doesn't end up a soft, pretty wall decoration in Dorians home, I may have to quit you, Richelle Mead. (Adrians story being the only exception, of course.)

Please excuse my french but...What kind of Bullshit was that?! I waited 4 books just for the series to end with a CLIFFHANGER!!!!!!!! I know I am not the only one that feels that there should be a 5th book in the making. I mean how can you end the book that way. What kind of monster are you?!!! Richelle ANSWER MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!! This book was like a mega mindfuck. IF she ever writes another adult series, I can guarantee I will be highly hesitant to read it. Note to all Writers*Never end

I really don't know if I loved this book or if I absolutely hated it. Rage-written review, proceed with caution Now let me explain. This is the worst series ending I have ever read!!!! Why do I prefer PNR/UF/romance? Because of the happy endings. Because I know that, not matter how good/bad a book is, it will end up on a happy note.This book? GAHHHHH!!!I haven't been so pissed off on a book since... forever, maybe. Or a long time, certainly. I mean, I get the open endings, if you plan on

I dont know whether to rate it high or low because it was a great book but i was quite disatisfied with the ending . I want to know what his reaction would be - those that have read it know what i'm talking about - and i just wish it had ended different, she has to tell him or their relashioship isn't going to work. To be honest i wouldn't forgive someone if they lied about that - not that they can because i'm female. I can kind of (a tinsy bit) see where she is coming from but i would never

Hmmmmmmm

Why do I do this to myself? Kiyo better die in this one!Finally a cover! Did you read the blurb? The uneasy truce between her and her shape shifter ex-lover Kiyo is endangered by secrets he can't--or won't--reveal. What uneasy truce????3 - 3.5 stars - Not what I expected after seeing a lot of reviews - Updated - 1/27/12Shadow Heir had been staring at me for a few weeks now. Its pretty pink cover mocked me, dared me to read it. Reviews had started to come in and a lot of the reviews were not

Oh well. I have more interesting things to read right now...
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