Product Description

Green: "If someone gives their life for you, it is because they can not bear to live in a world without you. This is a great gift and a terrible burden, and if you are going to live, you need to be grateful for the gift and prepared to bear the burden."

Cory: "I do fearsome things, when I'm touching people who love me..."

Cory fled the foothills to deal with the pain of losing Adrian, and Green watched her go. Separately, they could easily grieve themselves to death, but when an enemy brings them together, they find out what a great and terrible force love can be.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #255284 in Books
• Published on: 2006-01-26
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 362 pages

About the Author
Amy Lane lives with her husband Mack in Northern California with their four children, Arthur, Gwenyfar, Gawain, and Baby-To-Be-Named-Later. She teaches English Literature, and although she has yet to meet a vampire or member of the sidhe in the Sierra Foothills, she remains hopeful.

Customer Reviews

One of the Best Supernatural Books Series I have read.
One of the most original and beautiful storys I've read in a long time. It has become one of my favourite books series, right up there with Harry Potter, Twilight, Sookie Stackhouse and the Black Dagger Brotherhood series.

It is so unique a story and refreshing that I can't compare it to any others I've read for content but I have to say that for heart and soul this beats all the other formula romances hands down.

This is the only book I've read where I have wanted desperately for the world and characters described to actually exist. I would move into "Green's" house in a heartbeat!

I would give it 10 stars instead of just the 5 here allowed here.

Bravo!

Healing the wounded heart,
Returning to the world of the Little Goddess there were hearts to mend, more wrongs to right and some clever political maneuvering to bring safety back to Green's Hill and his beloved people as we find deeper plots behind the insidious attacks from the prevous book. Despite a great deal of suffering for the characters we've grown to love, as they deal with the overwhelming grief caused by the senseless loss of several of their own, there is a loveliness to the story that is hard to explain.

Wounded really struck me on an emotional level. After watching the destructive power of grief in the previous book, there was beauty in witnessing the literal `power' of love and also a strength in the way Cory transforms choices that are made for her here and makes them her own. In Wounded, love begins to take another shape for Cory, Green, Bracken, Remy and the other survivors as they begin to heal, even as much of the happiness in the book is tinged with the sadness of longing for that which can never be fully theirs.

So this one gets five stars from me for heart and soul. I'll leave others to rate commas and typos, I was too caught up in the story to notice. If you are new to the series you probably should know though that as in the previous book, the sensuality that is integral to several of the characters knows no boundaries between species, age or gender but it is, except for a few exceptions, handled subtly.

Wonderful!!!!
Loved it!!! Loved Vulnerable, too. Miss Adrian!!! :-( However...am really enjoying the series!!!!