The Lion Mistress: Book 3 (30-DAY AUDIOBOOK RENTAL, LGBT)

This was the perfect ending for the series. I loved that it focused more on the action than the Horse Mistress books and finished with everything nicely tied up.

No spoilers of any kind. So all I’m going to say is this is an awesome book. Written by an awesome story weaver. So yes I most definitely recommend this book.

Die Reihe ist absolut klasse. Toll ist auch, dass es ein Prequel gibt. Schade nur, dass es in diesem Buch gar nicht erwähnt wird. Am Ende kann man aber noch den Epilog erhalten, der in der Box enthalten ist.

I was not disappointed in this! Sometimes the endings of series like this can be a little dissatisfying but this was so much better than I expected. I love the character development and relationship developments they have. The mix of fantasy and religion always fascinates me. This author does such a great job of making the characters and setting realistic. I feel like I could actually visit Rhyth and Draebard. Just little details here and there really make everything come to life.And again the reverse harem is very unique and the book as a whole seems very LGBTQ+ friendly, which I love. I definitely am going to read more by this author!

This third book in the Lion Mistress story brings an exciting wrap up to their story. Kath and Favian both shine in this story, constantly putting themselves out there and in danger to bring about the rebellion. That makes for a very engaging and entertaining read.

Because of how much I enjoyed each installment of The Horse Mistress, my first experience with the world of the Eburosi Chronicles, I went ahead and bought the full collection of the next adventure as one book. I have no regrets about that decision. This world gave me one of the most intense book hangovers of my life, and I now consider myself a solid fan of the author.Kathrael, Favian, and Ithric's story continues the saga of the city of Rhyth, with interesting tie-ins to events in previous tales. Each character experiences a complete character arc, against the backdrop of an epic quest. Magic, politics, and religion combine to create a fantastic female-driven epic fantasy that is not to be missed for fans of epic fantasy who are bored with the typical treatment of female characters.Steffan does an amazing job balancing the world-building with the smaller moments between the characters. The ****, when it does occur, is quite steamy, but the focus always remains on the connections between the characters rather than erotica for erotica's sake. Though it's possible to read this without reading The Horse Mistress first, I think you'd miss out on some great details because Carivel, Senovo, and Andoc make more than token appearances. Instead, be prepared for a deep dive into some fantastic epic fantasy that breaks all the molds.

I was curious to see how this series would get wrapped up and eagerly started reading this book. Book 3 was a great ending to this series. We see the main characters join the slave rebellion and fight for what they believe in and we see some other familiar faces as well. It was a story focused read with quite some tension and build up as we come closer to the moment they storm the palace. There's still some room for the romance as well and to see how the characters deal with this together.The Lion Mistress Book 3 is a bit more story focused than the previous two books. A lot of the character development and relationship building has been done in the previous books and with the slave rebellion gaining strength and moving forward a lot of the story focuses on that. I liked that earlier in the book there's still a great scene of the three of them relaxing when they visits some ancient stones and the accompanying hot springs it was a nice break from the tension and more story focused pace. As for the rest of the book until the end there aren't many of those moments. I kinda missed seeing them just be together, but it made sense with the focus and scope of the story.It was exciting to see how this goal that Kahtrael always worked toward finally come true. It did at times feel more like her quest than that of the others. And in some way I could relate the most to Favian's perspective who at first mostly goes along with it because of the others. While the whole slave rebellion was a great goal it just wasn't able to make me care as much as the battle for north Eburos did at the end of the horse mistress. Nevertheless I was still plenty invested in the story and these characters even if I cared less for the city of Rhyth than Dreabard.I liked how later in the story Favian takes a more active role in the rebellion and we see how spread his faith among the people of Rhyth. I also appreciated how the events and way things happen felt quite realistic. This book also has quite some focus on Favian, who has seen a vision of the future and knows what's going to happen to him and knows that he can't tell anyone. Favian is one of my favorite characters in this series and I was afraid to find out what would happen to him, but tried to trust there would be a happy ending of some sort. I just couldn't see how. All I can say is that I thought it was handled well. Although the whole vision and spirit world thing still stays a bit vague at times.There are some interesting developments toward the end of the series, some big events and some exciting twists I hadn't expected. There is also an interesting twist or actually two surrounding Kathrael's spirits, but one of those felt a bit late. While it made sense given the events, I still would've liked to see things develop a bit more there as it felt a bit sudden now. It felt slightly off this way for me somehow.It's definitely a great ending to the series. It kept my attention and I was both exciting and a bit afraid to see how everything would play out. The big plot points are wrapped up, but still enough details are left open so you can image what will happen next. The ending is great and there is a bonus epilogue story in the box set that shows another **** scenes and a glimpse of the future. I like seeing how these three stuck together and are there for each other, even with the more story focused plot it's still clear how close they are.I also was pleasantly surprised to see some familiar faces form the Horse Mistress series again. It was a nice touch and I like how closely these series are intertwined and I would recommend to start with the horse mistress series.To summarize: This was a great ending to the lion mistress series. It was with both excitement and a bit of fear that I followed the three main characters as they prepare to battle for the freedom of the slaves. This book is a bit more story focused than the previous two, which makes sense given the focus. There is a great scene with the three of them relaxing early on toward the start, but besides that it's more story focused. I like how close these three are and how much they care about each other and that's clear throughout the whole book. I liked how this book wrapped things up and the ending was great. It was fun to see some familiar faces from the horse mistress books as well. This was a great series and I am excited for the Dragon Mistress series which comes next!

I feel so good having finished this series, but very sad it's over. I can't wait for more of this fantasy world. And wishing i could be a part of it.

The book was great. The characters were especially intriguing . Suspense erotica love , woven in a paranormal space. LOVED IT to the very end.

This is the final chapter to an amazing saga. Ms. Steffan had a time of it trying to finish this series but it was well worth the wait. We, as her fans, knew that it would be wonderful and it is. She tied all the loose ends of both sagas beautifully. I have read all of the books of hers and have yet to be disappointed by any of them. Writing fantasy is an art and a lot of authors try hard but just don't manage to do it well. She is an exception. I am not the biggest fan of the genre therefore, I am not so easily pleased. This lady had me hooked from the first with the Horse Mistress series and it was off to the races after that, excuse the pun! This has everything you could want in an ongoing story and it never gets slow or boring. If you have not read all of the books, do it now, you will not be disappointed. It is enchanting, thrilling and exciting. Give yourself a treat and read them all.

This seiries is amazeballs and I have been waiting for this book. So good did not want to put down (late for work this morning) I love the relationships between the characters. Read read read get them all.

The Eburosi Chronicle’s are a true delight. It’s almost like opening 1 present after another with each turn of the page!! The characters are so relatable they’re almost tangible enough so that you can accompany them in their journeys!! Do t pass up one of the most memorable stories ever!!!!!

I enjoyed the final installment of The Lion Mistress. Kathrael fulfilled the prophecy. There lies the continuation of Kathrael, Ithric and Favian on the quest to free the slaves of Rhyth . The battle of the people verse the political system that oppressed the challengers. This book told the story without sexuality taking over the content. The spirits were able to move on. I was glad to revisit with Senovo, Carivel and Andoc from The Horse Mistress. Waiting for Frella's story in The Dragon Mistress. Also, waiting for the next Circle of Blood 3. Onto the next book.