However, that said, this was a really great captor/captive romance and I'm a huge fan of those. Some of the storylines resolve themselves, but many more don't. It's my understanding that this second book will tie up this story, but as someone who's addicted to her happy endings, I wasn't thrilled to find myself stuck at the end.

There's a second book due out in this series, but it's a long time coming with a release date sometime next year. I have one very big gripe and that's the cliffhanger ending. Freyrik is attracted to the elf like he's never been attracted to anyone else before and he's more than pleased to accept Ayden's bargain.Įrotically-charged, but not overdone, this story is an excellent romance as the characters learn more about each other and their differences-and similarities. When Ayden is captured after being responsible for the deaths of several humans, he bargains with the Prince of Farr Province for his sister's safety.

Set on a world where elves and humans live apart because of a war waged between the two many years ago, this story has a well-built, full, and rich universe with truly well-crafted characters. Nice world-building and well-crafted characters bring this erotically-charged story to life.Įrotic tale of fantasy and romance between an elf and the prince who has captured him!īook details for Song of the Fallen: Counterpoint by Rachel HaimowitzĬounterpoint: Song of the Fallen (Volume 1 of 2) is an erotic tale of fantasy and romance between an elf and the prince who has captured him.