Lady of Embers

Lady of Darkness, Book 4

By: Melissa Roehrich

Narrated by: Laura Horowitz, Gregory Salinas

It’s time to start a fire and let it burn.

Wrath.

When they met her, she was a whirlwind of shadows and darkness. Standing among the ashes of betrayal and grief, now she is a tempest of rage and malice. Queen Scarlett Aditya will hunt them all down, one by one, and make them pay. Starting with the one who took her brightest star from her.

Acceptance.

She knows she will come for her. Her betrayal was too great. She deserves the storm of fury that will end her, but until then Queen Talwyn Semiria will protect a secret that could turn the tides in the coming war. But when the time comes to pay for her sins, will she be able to give up everything? And will it even be enough?

Hope.

A kingdom wrapped in mystery, locked away behind wards to protect its secrets. That is where the last hope of King Callan Solgard lies to get his throne back. But does he even want it any more? Will it cost him more than what he’s already lost? Or will new nightmares draw him from the light and into the darkness?

Lady of Embers is book 4 of 5 in the Lady of Darkness series. It is a new adult dark fantasy romance series. It will end on a cliffhanger.

©2022 Melissa K Roehrich (P)2023 Melissa K Roehrich

I am your god now!

I love this series and both narrators are amazing! Can’t wait to finish the series

Good story but….

I really like the story, but having the dual narration and have the male narrator try to make female voices and not have the female narrator read the line instead, and vice versa with the female narrator trying to do male characters is becoming irritating. It can become cringeworthy, especially the intimate scenes. Maybe I have just become spoiled by dual narrators that work together, but it takes away from the story. I read the first 3 books and couldn’t get my hands on the 4 and 5 that’s why I got the audiobook. But I do like the story enough to suffer through it. I have heard worse.

Male narrator is Ssssssso bad

Good story but the male narrator is not great. Very distracting to listen on headphones when he says any word w/ S in it and the word gifts is used so much and he pronounces the word so badly it hurts

Love it

I went into this thinking it was the last book in the series and thankfully it was not! I did get bored halfway through and took a break for a few days, but as soon as I started it again I had no idea what was coming! So. Good.

Check the content warnings.

I enjoyed this book so much but be warned that it is dark. Despite that it’s one of my favorite series I read this year.