Victoria Saccenti continues the Titanian Chronicles series with Titanian Warrior. The story features Hagen and Faiza. Hagen is near death when Master O finds him. The mage takes him to a house in an isolated desert where he instructs Lilith and Faiza to tend to Hagen. Faiza feels a connection with the massive man. Hagen heals slowly, and Faiza catches Master O reopening some of Hagen’s wounds. Kashvi tells Faiza she must escape by using her magic. However, Lilith was under the evil Oras’ control. That evening Lilith attempts to poison Hagen. Leaving her sister behind, Faiza and Hagen escape and are taken to Kailen and Talaith’s home. Hagen reveals his romantic feelings to Faiza, but she is preoccupied with saving Lilith. Despite the danger, Faiza decides to go back alone.

Victoria Saccenti writes about intense suspense and danger. Hagen has the weight of the world on his shoulders. I think Faiza was self-centered with her decisions. Faiza is told about what happens to Titanians when they don’t have a mate, but she procrastinates. I felt bad for several of the supporting characters because they were forced into situations by Faiza’s negligence. I was excited to see the return of some of the fighters from the previous novels, especially Eachann. He always lightened the mood despite being extremely dangerous. The vivid battle scenes are an indication of the new abilities emerging for Faiza. The unpredictable twists in the plot kept me committed to reading Titanian Warrior nonstop. I recommend this magical romance novel for readers who enjoy following well-developed characters that progress in power.

Titanian Warrior by Victoria Saccenti is the third novel in the Titanian Chronicles and follows the story of Hagen, the last Titanian who still has to find his mate. After the events in Alaska, Hagen finds himself consumed by bloodlust. This affliction can only be cured by finding his mate or facing execution by his older brother Soren. When faced with the devastation he wreaked under the influence of his bloodlust, Hagen turns to the chthonic deity, Alecto, for punishment, but Hades intercedes. Broken and exhausted, Hagen wakes up with a fever in an unknown house. Taking care of him is Faiza and her sister Lillith. When the truth comes to light about Master O's plan for Hagen, Faiza steps in and saves him. Faiza is introduced to the world of the supernaturals fighting the dark forces of Astarot to keep humans safe. Is Faiza Hagen's mate? Will she accept him and save him from being swallowed by the bloodlust? All this has to be dealt with while fighting evil. When tragedy strikes, will there be hope for the future of the Titanians?

The Titanian Warrior by Victoria Saccenti is once again written in the exceptional descriptive style that Saccenti does so well. Her characters are larger than life and she shows another side of the wonder of our world. In The Last Dannan, she dazzled with her detailed descriptions of the nature surrounding the Catskills. In this, she focuses on how awe-inspiring it must be for someone who comes from a technology-poor existence to step into one with computers and other technology. This book is well-written and offers an interesting story arc that promises to bring great things in the future. As the third book in the series, it is better to have read the previous books to better understand the storyline.