In this world, the Baylor family is comprised of three sisters, Nevada, Catalina, Arabella, their two cousins adopted into the family, Bernard and Leon, their veteran mother Penelope, and their Grandma Frida. Written by Ilona Andrews, Hidden Legacy is an urban fantasy series set in a world much like our own, except over a hundred years ago, several countries developed Osiris Serum, a solution that awakened one’s latent magical powers. Ilona Andrews’ Hidden Legacy Books in Order Gordon and Ilona currently reside in Texas with their two children and many dogs and cats.

Since, they have co-authored several bestselling series, including the #1 NYT bestselling urban fantasy of Kate Daniels, It was in college, in English Composition 101, that she met Gordon, the man who will become her husband, and her partner in writing. She studied at Western Carolina University, where she majored in biochemistry. Ilona was born in Russia in 1976 and came to the United States as a teenager. Ilona Andrews is the pen name used by Ilona Gordon and her husband Andrew Gordon write urban fantasy and romantic fiction together. I need a great finale to see where this overall series will sit for me.Affiliate disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, we may earn commissions from qualifying purchases from Amazon.Īll of Ilona Andrews’ books in order! Who is Ilona Andrews? I’ll definitely be reading the last book. These villains have enough background to amplify themselves within the story.

I like a good villain that doesn’t make me roll my eyes because they’re ridiculous. A note to the villains though, there’s multiple, they are wild, and I love it. I think I was hoping for some more connections and understandings, and I mostly got change of location and here’s some more bad guys. I’m personally a fan of character driven novels, so this is a statement that may be good (or bad) for you. This was more plot driven than character driven. I think I was more hooked on them then Ana/Ransom by the end. I loved the addition of some new POVs and how they played into the story. Dragged a bit here and there, but I’m still highly invested. Otherwise, y’all, not too bad of a middle book for a fantasy series.

No admissions or anything else and then the end. I’m tired of something claiming to be romance, but there actually isn’t anything happening in their relationship. Ramson and Ana could have both been much more open at the end of this book. This book was pretty good, some stumbling at the end made me throw my hands up. Or plot decisions THAT JUST DON’T MAKE SENSE. I take serious annoying issue with obvious lack of communication.

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