Drastic actions must be taken as Lady Helen's marriage to the Duke of Selburn approaches and therefore the decision is made to hypnotize Helen to access the power wherein she promptly decimates Lady Margaret's house. The Ligatus could provide all their answers if only she could access it. What's more, Lady Helen absorbed the vile pages and power of the Ligatus when she and Lord Carlston formed their bond and she is barely holding back the darkness. Six months in which they are no closer to accessing their new powers powers given to them in order to defeat the Grand Deceiver. Six months in Bath believing the final words of a Deceiver, the Comte d'Antraigues. Six months have passed since Lady Helen and Lord Carlston were united to form the Grand Reclaimer. Published by: Viking Books for Young Readers

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The final confrontation between the Grand Deceiver and the Grand Reclaimer is set in motion, and Lady Helen's story races towards a shocking conclusion full of passion, betrayal and heartbreak. Yet the very power and knowledge that Helen possesses is creating a rift in her mind and threatening to destroy her.Īs Helen tries desperately to juggle the demands of her double life and resist her feelings for Carlston, an old enemy arrives in Bath bringing death and destruction. She and her mentor, Lord Carlston, form the two halves of the Grand Reclaimer, and they must find a way to retrieve the information in time so that they can use their bond to fight the Grand Deceiver. Helen knows that much of this essential information is also locked away in her own mind from when she absorbed the power of the Ligatus. Time is running out to find the Bath Deceiver, who holds vital information that the Dark Days Club will need if they are to stand any chance of defeating their unknown foe, the Grand Deceiver.

But Helen's focus is far from her forthcoming nuptials. With her wedding just weeks away, Lady Helen Wrexhall is staying with friends while preparations are finalised.

The third and final book in the compelling Lady Helen trilogy, 'a delicious collision of Regency romance and dark fantasy' ( Publishers Weekly starred review).īath, December 1812.

The Dark Days Deceit by Alison Goodman