Embers

The Dark in You, Book 4

By: Suzanne Wright

Narrated by: Cat Doucette

Enter an addictive world of sizzlingly hot paranormal romance . . .

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Harper and Knox are back and better than ever . . . Discover the unmissable fourth book in Suzanne Wright's globally bestselling The Dark in You series.

The final horseman awaits . . . and the stakes have never been higher.

With the birth of their son, Asher, Harper and Knox are both more powerful and more vulnerable than they've ever been before. Asher's charm has seduced even the devil himself, but Harper knows that the real villain is still out there, and as desperate as ever to see the Primes fall. They're laying low, and there's no way to tell which one of their circle is really a deadly foe . . .

When the final horseman makes their move, Harper and Knox will have to use all the considerable power at their disposal - and that may even include Asher's mysterious abilities. One thing's for sure - this is a baby who's more than a match for any demon coming after him.

It's time for the world's most formidable family to take the fight to the enemy . . .

If you love this book, make sure you check out the rest of The Dark In You series - discover how this sizzling hot story began . . .

BURN
BLAZE
ASHES
EMBERS
SHADOWS
OMENS
FALLEN
REAPER
HUNTED

©2018 Suzanne Wright (P)2018 Hachette Audio UK

ash

many confusing mistakes with voices and names.. went back at times to understand what happend

Loved the story, but the audiobook contains several mistakes

I enjoyed how the story unfolds and how Ash develops and I’m looking forward the read/listen how the others will do now the Horsemen have been caught.
However, Cat Doucette/the production company made several mistakes, especially at the end of the book. Mistakes like using the wrong voice for characters and reading the same thing twice. Sloppy!

Good read

While not my favorite series of books by Suzanne Wright it is enjoyable. All in all a very good serie and a good book that closed Knox and Harper's romance. I also appreciate that the intimate scenes are not there for erotica's sake but further our understanding of the characters.