The Lion and the Deathless Dark (Crowns of Nyaxia #5)
By: Carissa Broadbent
Recommendation: πππππ - (Out of 5 π)
Genre: Fantasy, Romantasy, Paranormal
Length: 560 Pages
Pace: Medium
Moods: Emotional, Easy to Read, Romantic, Steamy, Page Turner
Release Date: August 4, 2026
The end of the Crowns of Nyaxia series is coming to a close. Carissa Broadbent is beginning to pull the strings from each duology tighter to bring every plot, every storyline to it's final conclusion.
Synopsis:
Kyrene remembers what it was like before the sun fell. Since that time her life has been torn apart, family members lost to the vampires, nothing is as it was. For the past ten years she has wielded her sword as a bounty hunter for the goddess of justice, hunting both the souless and vampires alike.
Septimus is a prince of the bloodborn vampires. He is looking for a way to end the curse that has impacted his people for hundreds of years. Septimus seeks vengeance just as much, if not more than Kyrene. When the two come together to fight a common enemy, a relationship develops that neither expected.
What I Loved:
- Nyaxia: I love the continuation of a story that I have followed closely from day one. Admittedly, I am also sad that I know the end is near.
- Kyrene's Backstory: Kyrene has so much depth of character. Throughout the book we learn about her struggles since the war between humans and vampires began. Her pain and suffering jumps out at your through the pages. It is difficult not to empathize with her past and what she has lost.
- The Curse: I enjoyed the history behind the Bloodborn curse, learning about Septimus's backstory, what makes him who he is, and the how the curse humanizes him. He can come across as uncaring at times, but you learn that is a cover to protect himself and his family.
I understand that every good story must come to an end. I am excited to see how Carissa Broadbent closes out this amazing series. Every chapter has been unique with amazing world building, character development, and mythos. The Crowns of Nyaxia is a series I can see myself re-reading again and again.
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
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