The culprit when revealed came out of nowhere and I was pleasantly surprised.Ī solid read in the paranormal romance genre that was entertaining at best and I am going with 4 stars. I will have to lock you in for your own safety.' Isabella could feel terror welling up inside her, sharp and strong, but she forced herself to breathe through it. All the supporting characters were wonderfully portrayed even though the whole heroine facing danger and the hero rushing to save the day kept going on and on and I was waiting for the unraveling to happen soon coz the middle part of the book felt repetitious. Lair of the Lion, Christine Feehan The woman attempted to shrug casually. Shed even brave the haunted, accursed lair of the. It was interesting to see the dilemma faced by Nicolai but the courage with which Isabella faces her destiny was impressive. Impoverished aristocrat Isabella Vernaducci would defy death itself to rescue her imprisoned brother. Read item description or contact seller for postage options. The erotic and sensuous romance was effectively done and the mystifying aspect of the lions inside the castle adds to the thrill factor. Lair of the Lion by Christine Feehan (Paperback 2012) 1 product rating Write a review Condition: New Price: £10.52 RRP £29.97 Save £19.45 (65 OFF) Buy it now Add to basket Watch this item Breathe easy. Her arrival definitely causes a stir as Isabella senses the churning dread underneath the surface of all castle dwellers. Every emissary sent to meet the elusive don has had no success as the mountain passes are impossible to cross and Isabella has no choice but to take the arduous journey herself. Isabella is a strong heroine character who braves every hurdle in her path to meet the only DON, Don Nicolai DeMarco who can save her brother from the clutches of the evil man. Lair of the Lion by Christine Feehan, 2003, Thorndike Press edition, in English. Liar of the Lion is set in Italy and as such gave me joy coz the gothic element of the castle definitely adds to the menacing and intriguing aura in the story. Lair of The Lion popped up as a recommendation of the tag ‘Beauty and The Beast’ and whoa, realized that I have read a lot of adapted retellings of the fairy tale. I have read a couple of them and loved the mysterious elements that keep me engrossed.

Christine Feehan is an author I discovered in the past year.