Intensity

Review\n"Kenyon is the reigning queen of the vampire novel."-- Publishers Weekly\nKenyon boldly goes where no author has gone before and claims yet another genre as her own. With her League series, she has created a new, addictive universe and proven herself the undisputed master of the cross-genre novel.-- Publishers Weekly\n"[A] publishing phenomenon...[Sherrilyn Kenyon is] the reigning queen of the wildly successful paranormal scene." -- Publishers Weekly\n"Kenyon's writing is brisk, ironic and relentlessly imaginative. These are not your mother's vampire novels." -- Boston Globe\n"Once again Ms. Kenyon has managed to blow me away with another fantastical and imaginative story in Son of No One. "- The Reading Café\nIt's a demon-eat-demon world for Nick Gautier. Just when he thinks he's finally gotten a handle on how not to take over the world and destroy it, Death returns with an all-star cast that is determined to end the Malachai reign and lineage forever. Worse? Death and War have found the one, true enemy Nick can't find, and even if he did, it's one he could never bring himself to banish or kill.\nNow framed for murders he hasn't committed, and surrounded by new friends who might be turncoats, Nick is learning fast how his father went down in flames.\nThe heat in New Orleans is rising fast, and Nick's threat level has gone into a whole new level of intensity. He's learning fast that when War and Death decide to battle, they don't take prisoners. They don't negotiate. And they're both immune to his biting sarcasm and Cajun charm. To win this, he will have to embrace a new set of powers, but one wrong step and he will belong to the side of Darkness, forever.\nPraise for Chronicles of Nick:\n"Illusion [is] another great story. The humour [is] spot on... great balance between action and storytelling." - Total Book Geek on Illusion\n"[Chock] full of action, suspense, emotion, Nick's perfectly timed humour and sarcasm, friends coming together to help one another, danger and peril at every turn, and of course Kenyon's brilliant world-building, character creations, and imagination that make you forget you are reading a work of fiction." -The Reading Café on Instinct\n"Nick never ceases to amaze me. ...My words don't do him justice. You won't understand until you read the book. So read the book, please? You won't regret it."―My Not So Salient Life on Instinct\n"The perfect amount of action, snark and intriguing character development."―Teen Library on Instinct