N. J. Simmonds

Interweaving themes of past lives and forbidden love, fallen angels fight against destiny and rage war with an updated twist on the fallen angel Lucifer (Luci) as a female exacting revenge on the Angelic Realm.

Children of Shadows

Narah Quinn

Oh. My. Angels! 

It's a rare book, and a rarer series, that makes me want more than I am getting, but The Indigo Chronicles is definitely one of them.

I have loved this trilogy, and it's characters from the start and while this book gives me the most deserving of endings, I would happily read more of Zac and Ella's story. 
Move them forward, dip into their past, I want it all! 

So, Children of Shadows...We pick up seventeen years from where Son of Secrets left us, with Ella marrying Josh and following her path, most of her memories erased of their wedding day, and completely unaware of her brief reunion with Zac, and boy has a lot happened since then. 

If you've read the previous two books, you know how Ella's life was meant to go, you know about the turn it will take as we are given a peak into the future at the end of book two, and you just know that this isn't the end. 
Children of Shadows will take you from the present, back in time to a crucial point in Luci's long life, and leave you hoping for the future. 

I want to tell you all about it, but thats not fair on those who are yet to set off on this adventure (who need to go and pick up The Path Keeper and Son of Secrets NOW!) so I will say no more other than I am so happy with this whole series and with this ending...but if there is more of Ella and Zac on offer, or more of I and B, I'll take it! 

Definitely recommended, highly relatable characters (even the angels), wonderful settings, with a twisty turny story and good pace! 

5 🌟

Children of Shadows

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