Nora Robers - Dance of the Gods

Dance of the Gods by Nora Roberts will not disappoint fans of Morrigan’s Cross . By the same token, those who did not enjoy Morrigan’s Cross will probably not like Dance of the Gods . Dance merely picks up where Morrigan’s Cross left off, but is the same story. Similarly, Dance of the Gods does not stand on its own as a novel. It should only be read as part of the Circle Trilogy .

In Dance of the Gods , we learn more about Larkin and Blair. Blair’s past is explained, and comes back to haunt her as she continues training for the battle against Lilith.

A romance blossoms between Larkin and Blair. Because of Blair’s issues and the fact that the two are from different worlds, the romance is more complex than the one that developed between Hoyt and Glenna in the first novel. For that reason, I found it more interesting. Dance of the Gods starts in Ireland and ends in Geall.

Like Morrigan’s Cross , it does not have a true ending. It does, however, draw readers deeper into the battle between good and evil and foreshadow an even more intriguing romance in the third novel. Overall, I would recommend Dance of the Gods to anyone looking for a good book to escape into. Be warned, though, you will want to read the next novel as soon as you finish this one.

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