An endless series, which begins to drag on.

This series became endless, no less, is not stingy to serve us little sympathetic stories about Zoey Redbird and friends, united against a common enemy: the beautiful and powerful Neferet, who fooled his world and weaves its web in the darkness to destroy the Goddess Nyx. His new weapon: a handsome guy named Aurox, known to be the White Bull (dangerous, very dangerous!).

But not a single hint of deceit against it, while it is common knowledge that Neferet is embodied Plague and she lives only in order to satisfy his ravenous ambition ... Zoey has some doubts, presence Aurox of disturbs, it is only in the last chapter she will understand why. (For cons, I'm not sure to adhere to this new perspective!)

For now, Zoey is in full mourning so she heads west. His friends are back on course, it's slow, it's flat, the twins get angry, depressed Damien, Aphrodite fate we distributed some of his vintage, Lucie has gained strength, Lenobia fell under the charm a cowboy, the Dragon sword master soured. Giants and father Kalona play us a tragicomedy verse cooked with onions (you're my son, you have betrayed me, I found the light, found love, you too can show their credentials).

Whoop. From. Doo. But, what's happening? I did not feel they advanced a lot in the series, that this action here could be grafted to another volume. I remain convinced that the 12 books provided by the authors note a gargantuan appetite, or some form of megalomania, because this is too much! One tires, the series drags on and the action a little fishing.