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Title: Divine Awakening

Series: The Divinities #4

Author: Lia Davis

Genre: Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance

Release Date: January 17, 2017

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A mother’s love is her greatest power.

Divinity witch, Desiree Sanders has made a lot of bad
choices in her life, but trusting the demoness, Samoan
should earn her the award for traitor of the millennium. After
several failed attempts to set things right, Desiree turns to the
dark, sexy Death Demon, Lex for help saving her son and
ending the war.

There’s no darker place than the soul of a demon.

Divinity guardian, Alexander, AKA Lex, has hardened his
heart and locked away emotions following the betrayal of his
mate over three hundred years ago. Until he meets the quiet
and beautiful Desiree, and the walls around his heart start to
crumble. When she calls him for help, broken and scared,
he can’t deny her, and the urge to claim her for his own
becomes an overwhelming need.

Trapped in the Underworld as the war between witches and
demons escalates, Lex and Desiree must face their pasts
and their fears—and open their hearts—if they are to find
a way out. Meanwhile, the Divinities in the natural world
prepare for a battle that is no longer just dark versus light.
If lost, it could mean the end of life as they know it.

Man what do I say? This is the last book in this series. And

like the rest, is so expertly written. And fast you are at the

end before you know it. I do look forward to reading more

books by Lia Davis in the future.

This book is the last and as such it is not just about Lex,

Desiree and Matty(her son), as it is about everyone. And

wrapping up the entire series. Lex and Desiree found out

they were mates in the last book. So this book progressed

fast. And when she found Matty or rather he found her. I

was so hurt when he just left. I felt what Desiree was going

though. How do you tell a child you are not dead you are

his mom and you did not willing give him away. That she

was tricked and make him believe it. That. Is a hard pill

to swallow, let's just hope she gets thought to Matty in time?

As all their lives all of the world, just may depend on it.

Now before I ruin this for you I will leave off here. I hope you

enjoy this book as much as I did. If you do like this book,

please consider leaving a review. The Authors really like it

when you do; they value your opinions too.

Stuck in Hell with a Death Demon without the earth her Divinity half craved... The magic in the Underworld was heavy and dark. She needed to get home.

Folding her arms, she glared at Lex while trying to tamp down the rush of desire his presence caused. “I hope you know of a way to get back home.”

He grunted and pushed past her as if ending the conversation.

Oh no, he doesn’t. She whirled around and followed him through the living room to the study across from his bedroom. “There is another way out, right?”

Another grunt was her answer.

She pursed her lips and studied him as he pulled several books from the shelves. “What are you looking for?”

“A way out.”

Well, didn’t that answer her questions? She rolled her eyes and left the room. Fine. If he weren’t going to talk to her, she’d search for her own way home. Pushing out the back door, she scowled at the gloom of the Underworld. The air held hints of rosemary and sulfur. Reminded her of Samoan’s scent, only not as sweet.

Breathing deeply, she closed her eyes and called her Porter half to the surface, beseeching the lost souls she felt in every shadow of the Underworld to aid her in crossing to the natural realm. Instead of helping her, they attacked. Rushed around her, through her, raging like angry beams of light.

What the fuck? There were too many of them tearing at her. They called her a witch and thought she was responsible for trapping them there. Many even screamed in her mind. She curled into a ball on the ground, her arms wrapped protectively around her head.

Pain rocketed through her, and she screamed out as she blasted the spirits with everything she had stored up and hadn’t gotten to use at the castle. Instantly, they vanished.

Uncurling and pushing to her feet, she met the green eyes of a hellhound. He watched her with eyes much too humanlike. Then a shudder went through its body as it…shifted?

A moment later, Mathew stood in front of her. My son. Her heart lurched in her chest and tears filled her eyes. “Matty,” she breathed, making the kid narrow his eyes in curiosity.

“No one calls me that. Who are you?”