Daughter Of Dusk

by Romy Ash

As tensions rise within Forge's Council, and vicious Demon Rider attacks continue in surrounding villages, Kyra knows she must do something to save her city. But she walks a dangerous line between opposing armies: will she be able to use her link to the Demon Riders for good, or will her Makvani blood prove to be deadly?

• ISBN10: 1484722086
• ISBN13: 9781484722084
• Publish Date: 20 August 2015 (first published 21 March 2012)
• Publish Status: Transferred
• Out of Print: 12 April 2021
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Hyperion
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 380
• Language: English

Reviews

[Artemis]

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Daughter of Dusk, the sequel to Midnight Thief, follows the same tried and true fantasy plot: take down a corrupt leader. While I enjoyed the world building and some of the side characters (Flick!) I still wasn’t all that taken with the main character Kyra. Blackburne excels in this sequel with excellent world building and character development, but really the series felt a little redundant with the repeating plot themes.

Three stars for Blackburne’s writing and even though I didn’t like Kyra (or Tristam, or their relationship), she crafted excellent well rounded characters with a world to match. If you are looking for a sharp fantasy novel – Midnight Thief and Daughter of Dusk are definitely worth your time.

[nightingalereads]

3.5 stars