Titanian Warrior

Titanian Chronicles, #3

by

Victoria Saccenti

Action, adventure, and high fantasy combine with ancient mythologies to create this epic paranormal romance.

Titanian Warrior is the third book of the Titanian Chronicles by author Victoria Saccenti, and it is wonderful! With its exciting mix of mythologies and supernatural beings, the author has created a unique setting for an action-packed, emotionally satisfying fantasy and paranormal love story. 

If a Titanian warrior doesn't discover his eternal mate, he is doomed to sink into a terrifying bloodlust that will send him into an inescapable insanity. Hagen has failed and is being torn apart both physically and mentally by this curse on his race. Debilitated by his agony, he's taken by an evil mage who plans to use him to further his own schemes. But once in Master O's possession, he is cared for by Faiza, a young woman sold into servitude by her parents, and she knows she must help this man at all costs. 

The book takes Hagen from the deepest thrall of bloodlust to his redemption when he finally discovers his intended. Faiza, sold into servitude with her sister, Lilith, to a necromancer, is the book's heroine. She is young and headstrong but cleverly maintains a humble façade around the evil mage to protect what she understands to be her little bit of magic. There is a twist. I found her empathic abilities fascinating and really liked when their use was mentioned in the story. 

As with Hagen's visit to Hell when he's in the throes of bloodlust, the descriptions of the situation for the sisters with the necromancer, well, anything to do with Oras, were horrifying; I got the creeps. Lilith's transformation absolutely shocked me, and that was early on in the story. The author literally hits us in all our senses here. Master O is one heinous guy whom we can all despise. 

However, from the minute Faiza and Hagen meet, I was completely captured by the chemistry between the two. He's practically unconscious; he's in such bad shape, and I was right there in the moment with Faiza, drawn to the poor, damaged guy. Of course, their connection is more than just normal boy-meet-girl, and the feelings develop quickly. But they were so immediately good together! I was also pleased to see the established couples in the story and the glimpses into their pasts, beginnings, and backstories. I do recommend the books in the series be read in chronological order for the best experience.

With a satisfying love story that rescues and redeems and a compelling plot of good versus evil, I recommend THE TITANIAN WARRIOR to readers of fantasy and paranormal romance and fans of the previous novels is this excellent series.

I voluntarily reviewed this after receiving an Advanced Review Copy from the author through Goddess Fish Promotions Book Tours.