Night Shivers (Indigo Court Series Book 6)

Review first published on jenasbookreviews.blogspot.com.Indigo Court novella. Cicely and Grieve have been King and Queen of Winter for almost a year now and are finally starting to settle into their roles when they go to welcome a ship from the Golden Isle bringing new members for both the Court of Winter and Summer. When they get to the port though, the ship crashes through it and while they find food and clothing for all who should have been aboard, there are no bodies or other signs of life. While Cicely's thoughts immediately turn towards Myst and her allies, her head knows that it's unlikely to be Myst and they are likely dealing with a new threat. Now she and Grieve must find out who is threatening their Kingdom and how they can be stopped.I have to say that as much as I love the Otherworld series and those characters, I really enjoyed the Indigo Court series because it really had a good storyline that flowed well and didn't go off on tangents that did not move the main story along. This was a nice return to that world with a story that answered a few questions and gives a continuance to the characters while setting up a new threat. I'll definitely be interested to see where Ms. Galenorn takes it from here.

When you finish Indigo Court #5, you think that's it. That's the end of the story. Then Yasmine Galenorn decides she's not finished, and we reap the rewards!Night Shivers, Indigo Court #5.5, is wonderful. It's so much fun going back, a little after the series ended, and see how their "Happily Ever After" is working out. Which, of course, it isn't. As we know, "Happily Ever After" is a process, or journey, not a destination.I love these books, and devour anything I can find of Yasmine's, and I honestly don't understand if you don't too--these are must-read awesome stories from an incredible story teller.

A year after Cicely and Rhiannon became queens, a new threat arises. 200 Sidhe are missing from a boat carrying immigrants from the Golden Isle. The only survivor is a snow lynx kitten, Sweet Pea. The Snow Hag visits Cicely, bringing news of an attack on the Wilding Fae. The Summer Court, Winter Court and Crimson Court, with the Wilding Fae, combine forces to stop the attacks, at least for now. Sounds like the beginning of a new series...

I was excited to read the next book in this series and wasn’t disappointed. I love how Yasmine’s books contain just the right balance of magic, adventure, action, and romance, and how her lead female characters always have a badass side.

Even a novella can make you want to keep coming back to the world of Cicely and her kingdom. The fighting is not over. There are no enemies on the horizon and there are mysteries to unfold. We also get to see into the world of the Wilding Fae and how Cicely has come to get the hang of the speaking to them. The Snow Hag is an interesting character and there are a few other surprises in this novella that cannot be reveled because it would ruin it for those who wish to read.Yasmine has brought us back to this world and thankfully so because we get to see how everyone is doing after the demise of the Indigo Court.

Cicely, the Queen of Ice and Snow, must defend her kingdom from an invader from another plain. She is joined in the defense by characters the reader met in earlier books. I enjoyed seeing. Cicely grow into her role as a guardian of her realm.

I read a lot. I am inspired by the supernatural, the bazaar and my brain creates the story - like a tv show playing in my head. This series had real characters who develop into something more. I was taken away, to great caverns of magic,beings powerful in a breathe- yet it was new, sparkling, dazzling and dangerous.

Great series with depth and good story telling. Read any/all of her books!

This book is a very good read and did not disappoint. One of my favourite authors.

Loved the booked hopefully there will be more to come

Always amazing. I use to work in a bookstore and recommend your books to all the customers. Now it's family and friends 😊 looking forward to blood bonds. But in paper back. Only bought this one because it was only in ebook format.

This was a very welcomed visit by our favourite Queen of Snow and Ice. Nice to see what they have been upto, I look forward to seeing when the girls are born :)