Chronicles of Eden: Season II - Act III

After 200-billion years, we finally got a new entry in Chronicles of Eden! ...Just kidding, it was only 2 years. 😋AND after two years, I say the wait was fairly worth it. It picks up right after the end of S.2-Act II and the ridiculous challenge issued to Daniel. And this challenge serves as Act III's main focus, it's "main event" as I will call it. While it was fairly interesting — especially if you like detailed sex scenes — there is some additional action that takes place outside of the "main event." These involve an ant girl's kind heart, another ant girl's nefarious plan, ANOTHER ant girl's deceitful mission, and a group of elves whose hearts are as dark as a Dark Queen's.Over the course of this two year wait, the book and its plot went through several changes. Much of what was originally intended for Act III is being put aside for Act IV. These include confrontations and battles involving Daniel's, Daemon's, and Max's separate groups. While it is kind of a bummer that we have to wait to read these awesome scenes, I can understand why Mr. Gordon needed to make adjustments, given how long the "main event" was.On this note, I'm afraid I found the "main event" kind of a drag after a while. I mean, don't get me wrong, I liked reading the different details for each of Daniel's mates, hearing their fancies and their differing experiences, but after SO MUCH OF IT, I kind of started to feel the fatigue that Daniel DIDN'T feel.On the other hand, it was very touching to see how much Daniel cares about his mates. The "main event" showed the level of dedication and love he holds for them, as well as how far he'll go to take care of them AND fight for his cause.As for the ending, it's both something I enjoyed and something that I found kind of annoying. Annoying because it's a cliff-hanger and it means I'll have to wait for the next book to find out what happens. On the other hand, I also found it enjoyable because it's gotten me VERY eager to read the next book, and maybe that was the point: end the book on a tense moment to stoke the excitement for what's coming next.And let me say, I am VERY excited for what's coming next in Mr. Gordon's sexy, fun, intense series.While I can't say this entry is perfect, I still found many instances that made it enjoyable: learning a little more about Lucy, hearing what happened to Vale, Diago's past, the strange bunny witch, the Sisterhood's terrifying new leader, and, of course, Daniel's dire moment at the end.Season 2 is only just beginning, and I am VERY eager to see what else Mr. Gordon has in store.

these books are great but to get the story you have to start on book 1 it has sadness in it but also happy and action but it also tells us not to look at stuff on the outside but to look deeper to get to know them and i can't wait for the next 1 to come out and even wonder how it ends so i hope he can complete it it is a shame when writers make series and never finish them on novels or manga because it leaves you hanging for what happens at the end so this series hope we can read to the end and enjoy it as well.i wonder if they will make a manga out of this as well?

After over two long years worth of waiting the book I kept checking up on to come out finally did and I'm glad to say I wasn't disappointed with what I read! My only gripe if I must pick out anything is that even with our MC Daniel taking on more of a leader role which was way overdue in my opinion, he still has the annoying habit to backtrack to being hesitant from time to time which only hurts the book due to an expectation that at this point he should well be past that (Again just my personal opinion), other than that the book was great to see our hero FINALLY being with a certain elf and salamander woman which was worth reading and now all we can do is wait for the next book that I hope will be out A LOT sooner! ; D

It's still what it is, and you know why youre looking. It exactly a certain kind of anime, but with a far better plot. The writing isn't even all that bad, grammer is spoken grammer easy to read. Tho' if it wasnt very detrimental i would give it three stars, because it felt less than finished for lack of a better termStill good, if you got this far in the series, keep going.

Great book like the last, but far more sex than story in this one sadly. Wish it was a little more story driven than about sex. However, still loved it and annoyed and pained me every time I was forced to put it down.Awesome books and will recommend highly and annoying waiting for next book. ( I so want to read it now! Please don't make everyone else and I wait another two years for the next book. PLEASE!)

What else to say? If you've followed Daniel and his harem this far, then this title sums up this addition quite well. Quite the ride indeed!

It’s god to be with Daniel and the girls again but this is not one of the more plot heavy books. It’s setup for the entire arc and doesn’t really even get going until the final chapter. There’s lots of good stuff, especially Diago’s backstory and her thoughts guard, but over 80% of the book is Daniel giving each girl her utmost desires. It’s really sweet and romantic but that’s about all this book is.

It’s been a long 2 years but I’m glad it’s out and I’m glad I read it….. my only criticism is that this book was WAY to long…. This same story could have been told with about 200 less pages in my opinion