T.M. Nielsen

Emily begins to recover from her long captivity with Salazar, but a drastic setback threatens not only her, but the lives of the Equites Council. Chevalier struggles with Emily’s renewed friendship with the Encala, when they offer her a companion in a time of need. Learn more about the relationships between the Old Ones and the original heku, the Ancients. Chevalier’s fierce hatred for the Ancients comes to play and pits the Old Ones against them once again. The Old Ones learn more about Emily and threats emerge as Emily discovers hidden Ancient abilities within herself. Salazar’s hold tightens once again and they begin to wonder if Emily will ever be completely out of his grasp. Alexis begins to crave motherhood and Dain steps up as a formidable presence in Emily’s protection. The Valle make a startling revelation, one that could bring Chevalier and Emily the peace they seek.

Ancients and Old Ones : Book 8 of the Heku Series

Tess

Considering this is the 8th book of the series, one would expect the author to have put repetition and inconsistencies far behind her. Unfortunately, despite book 6 and 7 showing improvement and promise, book 8 proves to be the worst of the 8. Throughout the series, i had to keep reminding myself that it's fiction and anything is possible. But a good fiction book has you believing the world you are thrown into. Ancients and old ones sees Emily going from mute rocker to baby doll wearing dresses in 2 weeks. then 2 weeks later she's back in her jeans being bossy again. and expect even more capture scenarios where you'll find yourself shaking your head wondering why she didn't just ash the bad guys. it's just way way way to jumpy of a story-line, and the most frustrating book i've read in a while. i made it through 8 books in this series, so that says something for the writer and the story, but this book was a huge disappointment.

Ancients and Old Ones : Book 8 of the Heku Series

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