5 Reasons to Read the Ember of Night Series by Molly E Lee

I am trying to spend this year catching up on series I own that are completed that I haven’t started and a lot of them are from the early 2010s. So expect to see quite a few of these series flashback posts this year. I feel like its character trait for me to be late to the game. But also some new ones I have recently discovered and couldn’t put down. Overall this is one of my new favorite series! It was so unique and the character development and world building were top tier. Now on to the 5 Reasons to Read the Ember of Night Series by Molly E Lee.

5 Reasons to Read the Ember of Night Series by Molly E Lee

Synopsis

I’ve never been a stranger to the darkness. But when darkness comes knocking and looks that good, who wouldn’t invite him in?

Draven is mysterious, evasive, and hot as sin. The only thing more infuriating than how much he won’t say is how obnoxious he is every time he does open his mouth. But when a group of strangers attacks me and he fights back, causing them to vanish into a cloud of black dust, I know Draven is more than he seems.

He finally shows me there’s a veil separating the world I know from a world of demons living all around us. Turns out, good and evil are just words. Some of the demons don’t fall into either category. And I’m realizing just how easily I fit in among the ancient warlocks, the divine soldiers, and the twisted supernaturals…

There’s so much more to me. To my past. And to what I am truly capable of than I ever thought possible. So when all signs point to me having the ability to unleash Hell on earth? I’ll have to decide if I want to do the world a solid and save it, or give it one hell of a makeover.

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5 Reasons to Read the Ember of Night Series by Molly E Lee

  1. A badass female heroine who will do anything to protect her sister
  2. Draven!!!
  3. Character development throughout the series and their relationships!
  4. great Banter!
  5. Unique world building (my ideal version of hell! )

Have you read these books? What are your thoughts on Ember of Night series?

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