"Trust is earned in drops and lost in liters"

5 th volume of dreams-hunters as I read that divided the saga of darks hunters when the action button near the Onerois, Hunters dreams. Yet this is the 21st volume well, fairly short and a bit light in terms of facts, but a frame that provides the framework of the following volumes by opening the doors of evil Azmodéa, territory and Black Azura share with Thorn and Hellchasers. Black is a primary god that bears its name, torture is his hobby, and Seth suffers from too many centuries to the point of taking the suffering for faithful companion, hate pegged firmly to the body. Sherrilyn has already proven that it does not reluctant to describe the horrors that innocent people may suffer in the hands of cruel and evil beings, it persists and signs here without taking tweezers! It is to be bloody and Seth is not the only toast, but sensitive souls can rest assured, we are still far from what we read in the opus dedicated to Acheron ...

For now, Seth appears to enjoy a short respite as his master made him some powers to carry out an important task Solin which happens to be the unfortunate recipient. And it is natural that protected his dear Lydia starts looking for her and throws himself unwittingly in the mouth of demons. A boon for Seth could not capitulate to the God of Dreams, but the beginning of far too many issues for rebates to be broken that life has taught that no one deserved his confidence. A romance that is built step by step although intensely but quickly saw the disturbing conditions, camera, and offers us a few moments with Jaden, another powerful Black slave in service ...

Who does not maintain an adversarial relationship with the uneven prose SK and still continues the adventure with her in his sprawling universe flirting with various mythologies and religions (here a small opening on the Egyptian pantheon), the pleasure of playing Tom Thumb collecting every little pebbles scattered during the adventure on the most intriguing characters is still found when annoyed, titillated, but also rewarded. And if in the end love triumphs as always, there are still many points to be clarified, the "guardian of Asmodéa" being probably just the beginning of what is looming, a pause before the events did raged. It is a relaxing reading that falls steeply after the torrid pace set by "ultimate punishment" (T20), a chapter which does not satisfy quite a nice appetizer not to sulk ...