My Review on The Night is Defying by Chloe C. Penaranda

Title: The Night is Defying

Author: Chloe C. Penaranda

Expected Publication: January 28,2025

Publisher: Macmillan Audio/Bramble

Genre: Fantasy/ Romance/ Fantasy Romance/ Adult Fiction/ Vampire

Pages: 448 pages

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Review:

Good Lord Ms Penaranda how could you do me like that??? 

Leaving me sitting on that cliff until the next one comes out??!! OMG! 😳 So addictive!

During this installment, we also get a bit more of the backstory of Astraea and Nyte. The story continues where we left off at the end of the book, with Astraea coming to terms with being the star maiden and all that entails. Through noble efforts, Astraea is working on returning some of her memories and Nyte is free from the veil. 

Do not start this book if you cannot binge it! It's packed with high stakes, new characters and significant plot twists that will leave you spinning in circles with your jaw dropped! This is an addictive love story that has you rooting for Astraea and Nyte through it all. It's magical to watch their love grow and turn into something else! This one is one of the stars ⭐️ like there is something else here and I'm excited about the next installment because this is quickly becoming one of my favorite series because there is so much here. Love, injustice, power plays, and of course, there is a betrayal that you won't see coming that is so intense that most of you will join me sitting on that cliffhanger!!! 

I received the audiobook to listen to and review, and let me just say the narrator fits the story perfectly! The tone and the way she read the story there were so many times that I was pacing around my house because the narrators really brought the story to life!!! 

Thank you Macmillan Audio and NetGalley for this truly exciting opportunity! I fell in love with the series all over again! 

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