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Amelia Atwater-Rhodes does not disappoint her readers. This book is just as amazing as her previous ones. I recommend it to anyone who enjoyed Hawksong: The Kiesha'ra: Volume One (Kiesha'ra).
Next is Falcondance: The Kiesha'ra: Volume Three (Kiesha'ra), followed by Wolfcry: The Kiesha'ra: Volume Four (Atwater-Rhodes, Amelia. Kiesha'ra, V. 4.), and Wyvernhail: The Kiesha'ra: Volume Five.
Or if you'd like to read more of Amelia Atwater-Rhodes, I greatly recommend her vampire themed stories. Her first book: In the Forests of the Night. (