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Heart's Keeper

Dark World Mates, Book 4

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Heart's Keeper

Auteur(s): Olivia Riley
Narrateur(s): Maxine Mitchell, Zachary Johnson
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Lana and Xerus return...and encounter a life-altering threat.

Xerus: loyal, protective, swift, powerful. Named predomis—highest warrior among the vrisha—and guardian to his queen. And Lana's one true mate.

Several years after Lazris, Lana has called the vrisha's world her home. After a long mission kept her and Xerus away, they finally return to Tryth, hoping to settle back into the life they had and spend each moment together.

When the discovery of a galaxy-sized threat presents itself, and they learn of a dangerous empire seeking to hunt humans for its benefit, Lana and Xerus must work together to stop a major catastrophe and possible war before it's too late.

As large of a problem as that seems, Lana finds an even darker, more disturbing complication within her own mate. Something that could sever their relationship completely and shatter the bond they had built since the beginning.

As they strive to save the human race from being hunted and killed, Lana fights to save the one who matters to her the most.

Heart's Keeper is the fourth book in the Dark World Mates series. Intended for mature listeners.

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Many reviewers have given this book a low rating because of Xerus - please give him a brake! He had a very good reason for being distant and not himself!
This book is purely seems to be a longer epilog, not as fast paced as book 1-3, nor did it have a deep plot. Rather it dealt with the aftermath of book 1-3.
This book made you see how far Lana has come as a leader, and revealed more of the Vrisha culture.
Although the end does describe a type of utopia, Lana does state that no one can perfectly get along forever, but that it was a good start.
I appreciated how the author brings up PTSD.
This is not a stand alone, you must read these books in order to fully understand since some circumstances and people from previous stories are involved.
Overall I enjoyed this series.
Amazing Narration.

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