Dark Light of Mine

The Overworld Chronicles, Book 2

By: John Corwin

Narrated by: Austin Rising

Hellhounds ate my homework. Justin won Elyssa's heart and saved his dad from rogue vampires, but just when he thinks he can ride off into the sunset on a white horse, trouble not only knocks on his door, it plows through it with hellhounds. Spawn relatives with their own agendas, vampires running amok, and his father marked for death - it seems there's no end to the kinds of monsters out to make Justin's life miserable. It's almost enough to make him long for the days of man boobs, Kings and Castles, and nerd status. With a list of impossible quests growing faster than he can keep up, tracking down the deadliest assassin in the world may prove easier than winning the approval of Elyssa's parents. The clock ticking, and dark forces on his heels, Justin gets a crash course in the mysteries and dangers of the Overworld. But with Elyssa by his side and his growing menagerie of friends, impossible odds suddenly seem possible again.

©2012 John Corwin (P)2016 John Corwin

Great

Well this book didn't start slow and I liked that there was no time gap between the end of the first book and this one. It started running right off the bat.

if you don't love this series we can't be friends

action comedy and gooey love this series is great and every book gets better

like the series

Good story line and Will keep you entertained. I look forward to reading the next book.

interesting

a wolf and a panther. that's going to be a rough relationship their animal sides instinctively hate each other and she is looking for a lifemate

ABSOLUTELY ATROCIOUS WRITING

This writer is a TERRIBLE WRITER! His characters are complete garbage when compared to how he wants to portray his characters and how they are actually portrayed throughout the storyline. He obviously thinks his readers are either very very ignorant, or he is so very very ignorant that he can’t understand he doesn’t have to explain every single step each character takes in order to ensure his readers reach his desired conclusion per character and per every situation!! It is Corwin’s way of slandering and making fun of his readers’ low intellect.
Corwin writes his stories in such a manner that he literally shows he has zero respect for anyone that reads his work.