Edge of Oblivion: A Night Prowler Novel, Book 2
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Edge of Oblivion: A Night Prowler Novel, Book 2

by J. T. Geissinger

About this book

Morgan Montgomery is waiting to die. Branded a traitor by her tribe, the Ikati shape-shifter has no hope for mercy - until Jenna, the Ikati’s newly crowned queen and Morgan’s former ally, offers one last chance for redemption. Morgan must infiltrate the Rome headquarters of the Expurgari, the Ikati’s ancient enemy, to destroy them once and for all. The beautiful renegade has just a fortnight to complete her mission or forfeit her life. But she does not travel alone.…

Xander Luna is a trained assassin and the Ikati’s most feared enforcer, famed for his swift brutality and stony heart. Fiercely loyal, he is prepared to hate the traitor under his watch - until they come face-to-face. For Morgan Montgomery arouses something unexpected inside of him - something that threatens everything he believes in and the fate of the tribe itself: a love as powerful and passionate as it is forbidden.

Publication Date
May 25, 2026
ASIN
B009W4HMPG

Reader Reviews

Beautifully written fairy tail (for grown ups) that left me breathless :).

October 3, 2012

As much as i loved the first book, i loved this one even more. Which is first for me. I have never liked the second book more than the first. I have to admit, that after reading the first book, I had high expectations for the sequel. Not nessecaraly looking for something different. More like wanting for it to be at least as good as the first one. Because I thought that the writing style was qiute unique. One of the reasons I loved the first book was the brilliant writing, that had poetic sound...

Interesting, intelligent and exciting.

December 30, 2012

Edge of Oblivion is a paranormal-romance that's #2 of a series. I haven't read #1. The second is obviously a continuation of the first and you feel like you are being dropped into the middle of the story. The author relies heavily on the assumption that you've read the first, but tells you enough to set this one up if you're willing to just shrug your shoulders over the gaps of information and simply move on. It has romance, adventure, danger, and the usual gorgeous non-humans with super powers...

Even Better Then The First Book

October 10, 2012

If I had reviewed the first book in the Night Prowler series Shadows Edge,I would have given it 5 stars. This book, Edge of Oblivion, I would give 6 stars to if I could. It was just that good. The story was so imaginative when it came to the world of the Ikati that the reader will feel like they are a part of it. I won't go deep into the plot since several other reviewers have done so already. The romance between Morgan and Xander is the heart of the story and Rome is the setting. I have never...

book 2 in the series delivers adventure and some new answers.

October 5, 2024

Im rating this a 3.5 not quite a 4 In book one Morgan was left waiting in dungeon limbo as a traitor. So book 2 begins with Morgan being given one chance to save her life. Her mission is simple. She must travel to Rome and find the enemies hunting her people the Expugari. She must do it with Xander, an assassin following her around because she’s been given two weeks to find them or else he will kill her for her treason in book 1. But things take a complicated turn when Morgan and Xander run...

great book except for one glaring mistake

January 4, 2013

Ok so this is a serious Shifter book, not one of those sex crazed things. It is the second in what looks like being a really good series and well worth the read. The only problem I had with the book is the issue of wounded shifters not being able to shift. When this is introduced in the story it is just after a big fight between two opposing groups of shifters. The bad guys have all shifted back to human form and are just carrying on normally while the good guys are unable to shift back. This...

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