Inferno (Chronicles of Nick, #4)

by Sherrilyn Kenyon

The world has fallen in love with Nick Gautier and the Dark-Hunters. Now Nick's saga continues in the next eagerly anticipated volume . . .

Turning sixteen isn't what Nick Gautier thought it would be. While other boys his age are worried about prom dates and applying for college, Nick is neck deep in enemies out to stop him from living another day. No longer sure if he can trust anyone, his only ally seems to be the one person he's been told will ultimately kill him.

Those out to get him have summoned an ancient force so powerful even the gods fear it. As Nick learns to command and control the elements, the one he must master in order to combat his latest foe is the one most likely to destroy him. If he is to survive this latest round, he will ultimately have to sacrifice a part of himself.

• ISBN10: 1250002834
• ISBN13: 9781250002839
• Publish Date: 9 April 2013 (first published 1 April 2013)
• Publish Status: Out of Stock
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: St Martin's Press
• Format: Hardcover
• Pages: 464
• Language: English

Reviews

[Hixxup]

The Chronicles of Nick, is a great spin off series to the Dark Hunter series. It's nice to see the back story though the back story is changing details in present and future books, which I am sure we will see in some of the Dark Hunter books, it would be cool. But Inferno, it amps up what we've read so far of Nick. He's learning more about himself and the demon he is. And learning that if he doesn't stop himself from becoming the demon, he knows he's going to destroy the world and everything and one he loves. I cannot wait until the next book, these books just keep me salivating for more, just like it's predecessor the Dark Hunter books.

[Linda]

Finally! I really loved Inferno - after being a little disappointed in the past two books, this one totally blew my mind!

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Inferno is the fourth book in the Chronicles of Nick series, and it brought the whole story back on track for me. I wasn’t all that happy with Infamous, because that felt too much like a filler than an actual novel to me. With Inferno, though, my love for Nick and the whole Dark Hunter world made sense again, even if I’m still not completely happy with the time-travel aspect of the story. Yes, yes, I know, it’s fiction, and time travel cannot even happen in the real world.