An Echo of Darkness

The Redemption Saga, Book 4

By: Kristen Banet

Narrated by: Savannah Rivers

Sawyer Matthews is a retired and presumed-dead assassin. Ripped from her life of shadows and secrets, she’s decided to gamble it all and accept a new chapter in her life—one that may lead to a brighter future.

With the Amazon far behind them, Sawyer and her team have settled in for what should have been a relaxing time to themselves, in the privacy of their home. Their trust in each other has grown, and she’s finally accepted that they hold her secrets in confidence. As winter blows in over them, though, Sawyer finds herself confronted by darker thoughts. When she asks her guys for help, they jump at the opportunity to bond more deeply with her.

Unfortunately, their plans are quickly overshadowed by a dangerous conspiracy that could spell the end of not just Sawyer and her team, but the Magi community at large. Sawyer’s identity is exposed. Her life is at risk. Politicians are dead. The thrill of danger comes crashing down on the team once again. This time, though, the threat comes from a world Sawyer knows all too well. She’s the expert, and she intends on playing the game to the very best of her ability.

The person behind this has made a fatal mistake.
They didn’t kill her the first time.

This is an Urban Fantasy reverse harem series of full length novels where the leading lady doesn’t have to choose from her romantic interests. This series will have M/M content.
These books are rated for mature audiences, 18+ due to violence, language, and sexual themes.
This series deals with several triggering topics including, but not limited to, suicide, child abuse, rape, and PTSD.

©2018, 2019, 2020 Kristen Banet (P)2024 Kristen Banet

Love

I finally am getting the chance to finish this series and just like other others this book was great. My heart hurts for who we lost but this story is truly amazing and I can’t wait to finish this series.

Change all narrator

Different voice actor from the previous three. Characters weren’t very distinctive.  took a to while to get into it. Overall, the story was pretty good.