Werewolf Descent, A Paranormal Romance (The Last Witch Series #2) [NOOK Book]

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This is book #2 in The Last Witch Series! Book #1 is Vampyre Kisses, a 3.99 download!

Werewolf Descent:

Last witch in the world, Faith Scott, and her Irish vampire boyfriend Trent have just come back from fighting for their lives to recover the Vampiric Blood gem and Werewolf Moon gem. Thinking they could...
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Werewolf Descent, A Paranormal Romance (The Last Witch Series #2)

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Overview

This is book #2 in The Last Witch Series! Book #1 is Vampyre Kisses, a 3.99 download!

Werewolf Descent:

Last witch in the world, Faith Scott, and her Irish vampire boyfriend Trent have just come back from fighting for their lives to recover the Vampiric Blood gem and Werewolf Moon gem. Thinking they could finally relax and work on the romance growing between them, they now meet a mysterious psychic vampire named Vincent who has his heart set on being with Faith.

Soon bizarre killings of Zou Tai’s werewolf pack begin, with rumors of an alchemist possessing the famed philosophers stone being the assailant; which, causes Faith to turn to Vincent for help in figuring out why the werewolves are being murdered.

It isn’t long before all those around them test Trent and Faith’s love, along with their abilities, once again. It is all Trent can do to keep Faith safe by his side while both go up against a deadly alchemist, deceptive gods, and having to rescue the werewolf prince; yet, after a deal with the God of Werewolves will Trent be able to save himself too?

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Books Available by Elizabeth J Kolodziej:
Vampyre Kisses (The Last Witch Series #1)
Werewolf Descent (The Last Witch Series #2)
I Believe in Werewolves - An Anthology of Wolfen Terror
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Editorial Reviews

Bitten By Books Reviewer
"The characters’ emotions were believable, the descriptions clear and detailed, and I sympathized with Faith’s bewilderment at the turns her life had taken. I’m curious to see if the storyline is wrapped up in the next book and will be looking forward to reading it."
Moonlight Reviewer
"Werewolf Descent was a fascinating and action-packed read. Elizabeth did a fantastic job mixing old myths and legends with her own imagination, creating something entirely her own. The book was fast-paced and never tedious; the story drew you in and kept you reading, desperate to find out what happens next."
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940012971098
  • Publisher: Third Broom On The Left Press
  • Publication date: 6/12/2011
  • Series: The Last Witch Series , #2
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 318
  • Sales rank: 404,124
  • File size: 222 KB

Meet the Author

A year after Vampyre Kisses came out Elizabeth J. Kolodziej makes her way back into the author scene with the second book for the The Last Witch Series, Werewolf Descent. Currently, Kolodziej (pronounced KO-LA-G), is working on many different short stories for anthology books. Along with the third book for The Last Witch Series being under way. Kolodziej continues to travel and study the folklore of vampires, werewolves and witches in the hopes of expanding her knowledge and her stories.
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  • Posted July 13, 2012

    I Didn't See That Coming

    First off, this is the second novel in the Last Witch series. I didn’t read the first novel, Vampyre Kisses, so I was a little fearful I might become lost in Werewolf Descent. I’m happy to report, that was not the case. In my mind, Werewolf Descent could stand alone as a novel. Yes, it did reference plots from Vampyre Kisses, but in a way I didn’t feel as if I were missing out. The story was told from three points of views (POV): Faith, Trent, and Zou Tai. Though I’m not sure why Zou Tai had his own POV, I’m not complaining. I rather enjoyed his character and hope to read a novel where he’s the central character with a love interest of his own. There was a little bit of foreshadowing in this work, so I’m really looking forward to finding out more about his story. Then we have Faith and Trent, our two love birds. Their relationship is already established by the time we enter Werewolf Descent. However, with the constant bombardment of males trying to get a little Faith action, this work had an Urban Fantasy feel to it. I’m not sure what genre Vampyre Kisses is, but Werewolf Descent is definitely NOT a Paranormal Romance (PR)… just a warning to you PR lovers. Now I’m a bit new to the Urban Fantasy world. However, I have to say I quite enjoyed the story line for Werewolf Descent. I was never quite sure if Faith would succumb to one of the male advances, while also wondering which guy Trent would kill first. With all the territory marking, I’m surprised Faith didn’t come out pee splattered. Let’s just say, there was a heavy flow of testosterone in this novel. Add that to unexpected turns, and I was into for a pretty wild ride. More than once, I had the thought, I didn’t see that coming. My only complaint, because I can’t leave well enough alone, is I think the writing could have been tighter by eliminating the filtering verbs and phrases which were at times a bit distancing. All in all, it was a pretty good read, and I can’t wait to see what’s in store for Faith in 2012. ***I received my copy as an ARC from the author***

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  • Posted July 17, 2011

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    Brilliant book!

    This is a BRILLIANT book! No kidding, is entertaining, funny, interesting and full of things I didn't know about, like alchemist stuff.
    Yes, alchemist, that's right. So, if in "Vampyre Kisses" we had gods, a volucris (I want one too!), hunters, slayers, a guardian, vampires, werewolves and the last witch in this one we need to add a psychic vampire (there's only one each generation), an alchemist and a inquisitor. In conclusion: so much fun!
    But yeah, let me explain a little bit of the book:

    After the last battle in "Vampyre Kisses" Faith and Trent decide to move in together so they rent a new place outside New York. What they want? Peace and quiet. What they get? Crazy people everywhere.
    There's a new vampire coming to town, a really special one that doesn't feed on blood but on energy. And he wants Faith's energy. But he wants her heart too (in a romantic way, don't get me wrong). His name is Vincent and for some reason he needs to be with Faith.
    But he arrives in the middle of a crisis: werewolves are been kidnapped and nobody knows why. Zou Tai, the werewolf prince, goes to Morgan to ask for help and of course Faith gets involved too.

    In this book we won't find a love triangle, we are going to find a square. Yep. Faith is just so special that Trent (her vampire boyfriend) is going to compite against Zou Tai (werewolf prince and a very hot guy) and Vincent (psychic vampire with an energy that makes Faith melt). Even Daeka, the werewolf god, likes her a little bit but in a playful way.
    But you see, there's this alchemist that wants to ruin everything. I can't tell you what he wants because is one of the most interesting things in the book but I can encourage you to read both of them :D
    The next book is coming out next year and believe me, I can't wait to see what happens next!

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  • Posted July 15, 2011

    4.5 Stars!

    Faith and Trent are back and there are more obstacles than ever testing their love in the second installment of The Last Witch series. I fell in love with the characters in Vampyre Kisses and I enjoyed how Kolodziej put a different spin on vampires. I was really looking forward to reading Werewolf Descent and it didn't disappoint. I was drawn in from the very first page and read the book in almost one sitting. Kolodziej has some tricks up her sleeve in this one, and she kept me guessing all the way through. Continuing with her trend of putting new spins on the world of vampires and werewolves, Kolodziej introduces us to a psychic vampire and an alchemist. The new characters keep the story fresh and engaging while of course causing more conflict for Faith and her vampire boyfriend, Trent.

    I have to admit I'm not a huge fan of werewolves, but I was drawn into the story of the werewolf murders and especially the history behind it, which becomes key to the story line. I found myself cheering on the creatures that I usually dislike in other books. But while the werewolf prince becomes a key player in this story, he also creates some trouble for Faith. In fact, Faith becomes the object of desire of many of the characters in this book, showing how truly one-of-a-kind she is.

    One caution I do have to make is that this book gets steamy. Faith and Trent's relationship is in full-swing and we see it all. I would hesitate to recommend it to younger readers who like to read up, but for the intended audience, it's full of romance and passion.

    Another great thing about this book is that even though it is the second in the series, it stands on its own. This book is a winner. I think Kolodziej topped herself this time.

    I'm giving it 4.5 stars!

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  • Posted June 23, 2011

    A MUST READ!!

    Elizabeth has done it AGAIN! What an amazing read! Where she gets all these ideas, I have no clue but keep them coming!!! This story was alluring with all the mysterious twists and turn that I could not figure out. The romantic entanglement that with each turn of a page kept me guessing who will be sucked in the triangle next, entertained me completely. I could not put the book down! And the romantic sections!! Loved those! The story has some new characters and I sensed it taking a new direction which I thought was a great way to continue to the series. Although, I understand the reason behind the ending, I can not go without saying that I wished it ended differently. I loved that character and loved the connection between those two. But only Elizabeth knows where she's taking this story next, and with what I have read so far, I know she will make it desirably readable. Lets see how this new character develops and how this all turns out. I can not wait until the next book!!! Absolutely in love with this series. With so much going on, there's no way you can put the book down. It's amazing how the author can write a story with so much adventure, problems, characters and romance and still keep it easy to read, follow and comprehend. Honestly, folks this is a must read and I highly recommend this series to all Adults!!

    When a new vampire (Vincent) comes into town specifically for Faith, Faith learns that there's a new witch ability she has yet to learn but must awaken quickly if she wants to protect herself from this new vampire. Trent isn't happy about this new vampire and acquires the help of Morgan (the master vampire) to located and uncover the motives behind this new enemy. If it isn't enough that there's a new vampire in town with unknown motives. Werewolves are disappearing and dying of an unknown cause. When an investigator arrives in New York to investigate the Royal Werewolf Family, Zou Tai isn't happy about it but with all the history and the attraction between the two, things get a little hot. There's another new character (Lilith) who is being introduced in this story and I believe will be mentioned more in the next book.

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