Most humans stay far away from the Morgons but times are changing. And the man he has pledged Jessen to is an awful, sadistic, unstable in my opinion, man. Her father has betrothed Jessen to a business partner’s son, purely to further his financial interests with no thought to his daughter’s happiness. She is also from a very powerful family and also, a family that hates Morgons. Lucius is from one of the oldest and most powerful of the Morgon families. When a Morgon finds his true life mate, he can give his soulfire to his mate which bonds them together forever. Each family’s wings are unique to that family. He has the body of a man but the beast within. Lucius Nightwing is a Morgon, sort of a dragon hybrid. Luckily, once I got ahold of it and began reading, my infatuation turned to love!

I first saw it in my Goodreads newsfeed and was instantly infatuated.

I sometimes will feel a bond to a book just by it’s cover, never having read a word. Do you ever judge a book by it’s cover? I sort of have a “thing” for book covers. Soulfire is book one in the Nightwing series by Juliette Cross. “No? Then why do I feel like I’m under a spell, as if something is gripping me, and I’m helpless to free myself.” Here is one additional quote to leave you with before my original review: And I will always be one of her biggest fans for doing so. She always manages to sweep me away into these worlds she creates. I do, though, want to re-affirm my love for this world, for the Morgons and the humans they fall in love with, and with the words that Juliette Cross writes. I don’t want to change anything of my original review because those were my heart felt words at that time. Not only has Juliette added content to the original story, she has also added a little extra at the end, something you aren’t going to want to miss. It’s been four years since I originally read this and to be honest, it felt like I was reading it for the first time. Juliette Cross is re-releasing the series with a few additions to the original version.

Soulfire by Juliette Cross