Wrathful Mortals: Age of Vampires, Book 4

Teree Sutton

Oh these twisted sisters..

".. and their cliffhangers! They leave me ravenous for more yet always leave me full of angst with their notorious cliffhangers! Eagerly awaiting the next book in this remade series. The characters feel real. The storyline sucks you in. The alpha-hole men make you want to scream in frustration and moan with need from page to page. Those nasty, petty little gods! I hope they get their just desserts! These authors are very talented, but kind of evil. The worlds & characters they create are amazing & unforgettable. Each story is a rollercoaster ride of emotions from laughter to anger. I’m glad I found this series of theirs. It’s definitely worth the read. ["

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March 9, 2024 Verified Purchase

Kindle Customer

love it…mostly

"If you have read the previous Age of Vampires books, just know that book4 is every bit as good as all the rest. Even so, in all honesty, the plot twist at the end is so predictable, it was kind of disappointing. In addition to that, i feel like it’s starting to get a little cliche (based on the plot twist at the end), considering literally almost every other vampire series has literally the exact same scene/event. Which, don’t get me wrong, that’s fine, because it was honestly bound to happen, but I was hoping it wouldn’t be as soon in the series, because now I feel like the rest of the series will just be that much more predictable. So, just because of that, I might need a little convincing to read the next book. But don’t get me wrong, the book overall is AMAZING, and I will always love this series. But I might just stop here, I don’t know. ["

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December 3, 2024 Verified Purchase

A. Cornell

Couldn't put down, the drama continues with the MCs and the deathly fights begin

"Wrathful Mortals KU, $6.99, 371 pgs ****.* 4/22/24 Erik, Montana, Julius, Magnar, Callie & Fabian 4.5 stars. The two Gods, Idun and Andvari continued their cruel games with our MC’s forcing marriage and false connections to create more hate between them. Callie and Montana were kept away from Eric and Fabian, but their god created vows kept them all in turmoil. Callie continued her dream visions even with Fabian to try to find out who he really was before the curse of Andvari turned him into a vampire. Montana never lost her love for Erik and tried so desperately to make the others understand that Erik was cheated from his human life by Andvari and how his regrets from that curse had led him in ways he tried to fight against the curse for his thousand years of being a vampire. There was so many hurtful things said between the 4 humans, it was truly amazing how they ever kept any humanity at all. Montana was desperate to solve the prophecy. She and Callie tried to come together finally, to take the prophecy and decipher it one line at a time. They thought they may have answered the first two, but no one could be sure it was correct. They were determined to keep trying so this thousand-year feud could be stopped, and they would all live to see the end of the curse. The ending was a fight to end all fights between the males, the twins and the gods controlling all their actions. Callie had the only weapon that could possibly help the fatal situation they were all in.. Again, this book was all encompassing and very hard to put down I think one of the main reasons that I love this series is because it’s giving me all my desire of having the same characters in every book and not hopping around to new. I feel like I am actually getting a full and amazing story with this series and can’t wait to read them all. ["

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April 22, 2024 Verified Purchase

Stephen R.

Half and Broken

"What a way for the two sisters to be in a situation that they would be in where they are in opposite directions. How the Gods played havoc with their lives and not in a good way either. Eric, a Vampire who has a black soul that shines through with specks of gold that has love for Montana so deep as the ocean that he would do anything for her. And Magnar loves Callie, but his hate for the vampires overshadows his heart so much that he can’t see how it will cost him until it’s too late or is it? Will it cost him his brother’s life or Callie’s life this hate for the vampires who are willing to fight for the twins to the death? How much are they willing to sacrifice for this war and what is the price of the twins are willing to sacrifice to stop the war between the brother’s to break the curse of the Vampires and how will they break it? It’s a must read if you want to find out more on how they are willing to fight, sacrifice, give and Love each other in this epic battle against each other to win the hearts of one another. ["

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May 19, 2024 Verified Purchase

A. Burnett

Loved the first 3, this one was mid

"The first 3 books were amazing, all 5⭐️ reads for me. The one felt a lot like a filler book. The plot was really dead for most of the book. It was a lot of historical back story about Magnar and Erik’s rivalry. A lot was revealed, like the true extent of the Gods involvement, many pieces of the prophecy fell into place, and I think the book finally ended in a place where the two sides might team up against the Gods. But jeez it was just… uneventful in the present. Mostly the slayers hiding. Julius pining for Monty, Monty and Erik pining for each other, Magnar and Fabian pining for Callie while she pined for both of them but not really. Gah. 😖 I had a hard time getting through it to be honest because it wasn’t the kind of twisted sister book I expect. BUT, I’m excited to start on book 5. I think it really set the stage for book 5 to be epic. ["

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April 21, 2024 Verified Purchase