Sara's Review: Prisoner of Night (Black Dagger Brotherhood #16.5) by J.R. Ward

REVIEWER PURCHASE PUBLISHER: Simon & Schuster Audio

NARRATOR: Jim Frangione RELEASED: January 7, 2019 GENRE: paranormal romance, fantasy LENGTH: 6 hours and 25 minutes FORMAT: ebook, audible

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When Ahmare’s brother is abducted, there is nothing she won’t do to get him back safely. She is unprepared, however, for the lengths she will have to go to save his life. Paired with a dangerous but enticing prisoner, she embarks on an odyssey into another world.

Duran, betrayed by his father, imprisoned in a dungeon for decades, has survived only because of his thirst for vengeance. He has been biding his time to escape and is shocked to find an unlikely and temporary freedom in the form of a determined young female.

Battling against deadly forces and facing unforeseen peril, the pair are in a race to save Ahmare’s brother. As time runs out, and the unthinkable looms, even true love may not be enough to carry them through. FIVE BOUNDLESS STARS

This is a novella set in the BDB world, and of course, I loved it but what was strange is that none of the characters where known. There wasn’t one brother or Shellan in the bunch. It was weird, to say the least. The story was no less fascinating, exciting, and I am left wondering how these characters will fit into the larger BDB world? Because it seems once Ward writes about them once we will see them again in a big way. So my curiosity is more than piqued. I am giving Prisoner of Night: The Black Dagger Brotherhood, Book 17, 5 Boundless stars, although it didn’t fit with the rest of the series, it was still an excellent and exciting adventure.