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Liked It Rated 4 stars “Last book of the trilogy and even though I think the end of the war could've been a little less easy or maybe a little more grand, I liked it very much. Book 3 in the Children of the Sun trilogy: "For months, Rayne has been imprisoned in the cellar of a secluded house, afraid of the...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  “Last book of the trilogy and even though I think the end of the war could've been a little less easy or maybe a little more grand, I liked it very much.
  
  Book 3 in the Children of the Sun trilogy:
  "For months, Rayne has been imprisoned in the cellar of a secluded house, afraid of the day when the demon-possessed Ciro - the man who has declared himself her future husband - will return to claim her. He believes that the linking of her pure soul to his lost one will produce the perfect child - one who will serve his ultimate purpose.
  
  The Prophecy of the Firstborn spells out that Lyr Hern is to wiel the crystal dagger. But his search for it is sidetracked by the beautiful prisoner he encounters. Despite his attractien to Rayne, Lyr is none too happy about taking her along once he has freed her.
  Especially when - to foil Ciro's plans - Rayne decides that Lyr is just the man to corrupt her..."”

  Moon wrote this review Wednesday, June 3 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No