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Wicked All Night

Wicked All Night

Night Rebel, Book #3

by Jeaniene Frost

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐/5


If I didn’t want Jeaniene Frost’s Night Universe to never end, this would be a satisfying conclusion to the series and world.


Ian and Veritas are back after defeating their arch nemesis, Daegon in the last book… too bad they also revealed Veritas’s other half to the Vampire Council and found out that she was promised before her conception to the demigod Phanes. Can these two ever get a break?!?! 


This book will be a delight to series fans. Ian and Veritas continue their storyline line full of action, relationship and character development. After existing in the world for so long, it seems hard to think that there is still we don’t know about Ian, but there is and Veritas pulls it out of hunky batboy. These two carry this story and their others so well, that the cameo’s form the other Night Universe characters is simply gravy! I loved that the other character (and you see them ALL!!!) show up and just add to the story, while not taking over or becoming the highlight.


I loved this book. As a reader who started their Night Universe journey with Ian’s first two book, then continuing to read the entire verse before reading this last book, ending lie this, see all the characters together again was a true delight.


I personally am game for more character spin offs, how about Ashael, or Katie getting their own series… 


Overall, this book was great, I read it in a day and wish for more! If you haven’t read the series, I would suggest in the least starting at the beginning of the Night Rebel series, but if you want to go all out, start with the Night Huntress series. You can’t help but loving these characters! (See below!)


Wicked All Night by Jeaniene Frost is scheduled to release February 23rd, 2021.


Night Huntress Series: (Cat & Bones)

Spade and Menchares Books:

Night Prince Series: (Vlad & Leila)

Night Rebel Series: (Ian & Veritas)




I received a complimentary copy of this book from HarperCollins Publishers, Avon Books through Edelweiss+. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.



 

#WickedAllNight #JeanieneFrost #Edelweiss #pinkcowlandreads

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