Night Shadow

A Novel

By: Cherry Adair

Narrated by: Carrington MacDuffie

The best-selling author of the wildly popular T-FLAC novels is back and hotter than ever in this sizzling finale to her paranormal-romance trilogy.

In many ways, wizard Alex Stone's top-secret job in the antiterrorist organization T-FLAC had been so much simpler before he was partnered up with the gorgeous new rookie operative, Lexi. Lexi's world was black and white, and she did everything strictly by the book. But when Lexi is thrown into the shadowy, ever-perilous realm inhabited by Alex, everything she thinks she knows is called into question.

As T-FLAC faces the ominous threat of rogue wizards, Alex must summon every last bit of his flickering paranormal powers to save the world in his deadliest battle yet. And Lexi must open her eyes - and her heart - to love before it's too late.

©2008 Cherry Adair (P)2008 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Critic reviews

"Smoothly blends sensuality and espionage....thriller action and hot sex." ( Publishers Weekly)

The Best!

this book was one of the best books I have ever listened to. It kept me enthralled from start to finish, I just wish there were more!

Excellent book... Awesome narrator..

Any additional comments?

I absolutely loved this book. Alex and Lexie were fabulous and all the secondary characters were wonderful, with the exception of the bad guy, of course. AND what made it so good was the narrator. If you were a woman you sounded like one and if you were a man you had a perfectly male voice. Spectacular narration.

Suspend Reality and Enjoy

Once I allowed myself to relax and suspend reality, I got into the storyline. At times, it moved slowly but overall, it was a good listen. (I only read the trilogy that was part of the larger TFLAC series)

Unique storyline

This last book in the trilogy was a very exciting, action packed paranormal romance. I’m not big on wizards but the 2nd & 3rd books were very good. The storyline was tied together, but had nothing to do with the first books. Thou the characters were connected in all 3 books it would have been better to somewhat connect the plots too like in the last ones.