Death in the Shadows 3. In The Shadows Shifters and Shadows

This story is about life, love and sadness to the point of almost losing your mate but survives with the help of a special someone. You will laugh, cry and scream out in triumph at times. You will be amazed at how Aaron has the ability to keep you in suspense but has the ability to excite and also want to keep you reading. This story is the third trilogy. Hope there might be a 4th one

Death in the Shadows will make you laugh, cry, rage at injustice and dream of a life in the Pack. 

The third in a trilogy, Death in the Shadows, will take you to hell and back and you will love every moment.

Well crafted and sensitively written, this tale of love and war, is a jolly good read. 

It is a page turner, and if you are only coming to it now, it will be a two week binge read. 

Enjoy it. 

Death in the Shadows is the final book in a great trilogy of stories.  @astone2292 is an author with very fine skills and has written many good books, but this series is my favorite.  His characters are well developed and you will love both Vincent, Mason and their friends.  The book is filled with humor and unexpected twists that are very fun to read.  I loved the ending with the subtle, but well telegraphed twist allowing more stories in this universe while tying up threads with a very happy ending.  This is a story a reader will appreciate and love even if you don't read shifter stories.  It goes beyond the genre of fantasy as an excellently written story.  I highly recommend this story of adventure and romance.

Book three on the "In the Shadows" trilogy and a fitting end to this part of the story.  @astone2292 does set it up so me may see some of these characters in a future story from this universe, just probably not Vincentcentric...  

Well written as the first two books were; and I did feel the flow of this story was perhaps the best of the three books.  Truly amazed at how well the secondary characters are developed and how perfectly they fit into the storyline.  The author's take on this paranormal world was unique and really interesting on many levels.  

We do lose a few people in this one that we have come to truly care about; I cried more than once reading this one.  The author has and ability to blend a variety of emotions within one chapter and make them all feel equally valid.

I think that most that followed and enjoyed the first two books will enjoy this one as well.  That said, I did feel that for me the end was something that I had to really spend some time letting it marinate in my mind and heart after reading it.  I found it somewhat disjointed and for me it did not mesh with where I thought the author was taking us.  That said, it is his vision and i applaud him staying true to were he believed it should go.  The epilogue somewhat redeemed the ending for me but still left me a little disappointed. 

I can and do recommend this story.  The writing and characters were so good that even my feeling of disquiet has to take a backseat to that.  I can't give it five stars but I still urge anyone that enjoyed the first two books to continue your exploration of this unique saga.

A great end to the “shadows” trilogy with many surprises playing out along the journey, despite some inevitability to where this had to climax. I love these characters so much I’d like to eventually see more of them.  That’s good writing.

The death of a trusted ally prompts Vincent to double down on his shadow affinity training, leading to sacrifices even before his clash with the murderous mage Stefan.

A story of love and loss balanced with hope from unexpected places, and not just for Vincent and Mason.

Highly recommended, however it’s  imperative to start with “Love in the Shadows,” then “Rising in the Shadows,” otherwise the stakes and situations won’t resonate with the reader.  It also helps to read “Cernunnos” for one section, but that passage could just as easily inspire you to read another worthwhile story afterwards.  

Seventy-two days ago I stumbled upon a story, long complete, that promised three things: trust building, everlasting memories and dispatching a dangerous mage.

I dove in not realizing, immediately, that I had found Book One of Three. I stayed in because my position on shifters shifted. What a lovable, even enviable, world they live in! 

The real magic here isn’t found in any of the many mages to be met. It is the everlasting memories this journey offers. The trust too.

Trust Aaron Stone to engross you, enrage you and entertain you. 

I challenge you to turn to Book One, Page One and beat my seventy-two day binge. You’ll be so glad you did.
 

This was a great story, all three books are extremely well written. This series has more ups and downs, twists and turns, than a rollercoaster. 

There's something in here for everyone, sadness, anger, loss, jealousy, and plenty of warm fuzzys to go around.

This journey ended up not where i thought it would, i did not see this coming and I can't hide the fact that I'm a bit disappointed in the outcome. It almost makes the first two books seem redundant. That's not to say the ending is a total washout, many people will be pleased and even consider it justified. This is the only reason i couldn't give it the 5 stars i normally would have. 

Hats off to you sir!