A Strange Hymn

A Strange Hymn

4.2 (5 évaluations)
2017 · Anglais · Broché · 8 éditions
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Callypso Lillis, a siren with a tumultuous past, navigates a world fraught with danger and dark allure. Having escaped the clutches of Karnon, the mad king who sought to wield her power, she finds herself entwined in the complex web of love and loyalty surrounding the enigmatic King of Night. With every heartbeat, the bond between Callypso and her soulmate deepens, but the shadows of their pasts loom large, threatening to tear them apart.

As they face relentless threats from both allies and foes, Callypso struggles to reconcile her fierce spirit with the expectations of those around her. The stakes rise as ancient powers awaken, and Callypso must embrace her true nature to protect her kingdom and the love that defines her existence. Can she harness her strength to forge a path toward their future, or will the darkness consume them both?

Through rich world-building and emotionally charged encounters, the story unfolds, allowing readers to experience the tension and beauty of a romance marked by conflict, sacrifice, and the unbreakable bonds that tie souls together.

Détails du livre

Format Broché
Pages 377 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié mai 27, 2017
Éditeur CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Éditions 8 éditions
ISBN-10 1974677362
ISBN-13 9781974677368

4,5/5🌟

December 14th 2025

3,5 ⭐️

February 24th 2025

I did not enjoy this book quite as much as the first but I still liked it. Which is amusing as the cawpile system gave me a lower total get the same star rating. Anyways. Callie and Des are together but not without issues. He’s not entirely forthcoming with everything, and there also isn’t much mystery solving I this book either. I don’t feel as if there was much progress in the plot, not until the very end. All the action and drama gets saved for the last book, it seems.

June 3rd 2024
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