At this time I had just moved back to Melbourne and my family so her loyalty to her dad was how I was feeling at the time. I really felt like this one had really strong family and relationship values that really spoke to me. Although he took a bit longer to convince and actually get him out! So as a typical strong woman who knows what she wants, she comes back with the cavalry and saves not only her dad. Only Lydia hates being treated like this, especially since her dad didn’t come home with her. Seth eventually mans up and admits his feelings for her and sends her back to the human realm to save her life. They are so aggressive towards each other, yet they seem to care for each other. My favorite part about their relationship is the love/hate part of it. And Lydia essentially ends up doing that for Seth. It honestly reminded me of when I had to teach my dad how to use a computer and how oblivious he was. Since the last time he was in the human world was YEARS before electricity was even thought of it was quite funny.
The hilarious part of this exchange between them is when Seth gets a laptop and is trying to figure out how to use it. Lydia however doesn’t want to be raped and wants to save her dad. We know from Seth’s point of view he had no intention to harm her and just wants to be left alone by Noir and Azura so he can focus on finding the “Key” they’ve told him to find. Seth, again obviously, has no idea what she’s on about with the symbols she’s making with her fingers but he can tell she’s not happy.Īt this stage I honestly didn’t know who to feel for more. Lydia being mute tries to sign to him since that’s the language she uses to speak to her dad and others. He started off all intimidating and scary and threatening to Lydia, who for obvious reasons was pretty scared and what had happened to her. He was someone I had mixed feelings about for probably the first quarter of the book. Seth on the other hand has been a slave to Noir and Azura for over a millennia and is really sick of it. This on top of everything else we’ve learnt about Azura really makes me hate her even more.
Azura then gives Lydia to Seth as a plaything to keep him amused since she didn’t really have anything better to do with Lydia and wanted to make sure she was getting tortured. Except with her typical bad luck she gets caught and delivered to Azura. Since he finally owned up to doing the right thing and helped the rest of his fellow Dream Hunters he got captured and is now stuck in a dungeon possibly dying. I can really feel for her since he’s all she’s got in the world, and from someone who is pretty close to my dad I can empathise with her. We kick off this book with Lydia sneaking into Noir’s stronghold to try and rescue her dad. Welcome back all, I hope you like this review because this is one of my favorite books in the series.
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