The Last Good Knight Part V: The Last Good Night is a novella written by Tiffany Reisz. It is the final installment in “The Last Good Knight” series, which is a part of the larger “Original Sinners” series. This erotic romance novel follows the story of Nora Sutherlin, a renowned dominatrix and writer, as she navigates through a dangerous mission for her lover, Kingsley Edge.
In this fifth and final part of the series, Nora finds herself in a precarious situation. She has been sent to Paris by Kingsley to retrieve a valuable artifact called “The Red,” which holds great significance to him. However, things take an unexpected turn when she discovers that her ex-lover, Nico, is also in Paris and is determined to get his hands on The Red.
Nora’s mission becomes even more complicated when she realizes that Nico has teamed up with a dangerous man named Griffin Fiske. Griffin is known for his sadistic tendencies and his involvement in the underground world of BDSM. As Nora tries to outsmart Nico and Griffin, she must also confront her own feelings for both men.
Throughout the novella, Reisz delves into the complex dynamics of power, desire, and trust that exist within the BDSM community. Nora’s journey not only tests her physical abilities but also challenges her emotional boundaries. As she engages in intense sexual encounters and confronts her past, Nora must ultimately decide where her loyalties lie and what sacrifices she is willing to make for love.
“The Last Good Knight Part V: The Last Good Night” is a thrilling conclusion to the series, filled with suspense, passion, and unexpected twists. Reisz’s writing style captivates readers with its explicit yet poetic descriptions of erotic encounters. The novella explores themes of redemption, forgiveness, and self-discovery while providing an intimate look into the world of BDSM.
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The Last Good Knight Part V: The Last Good Night
- Narrated by: Cindy Harden
The Last Good Knight: the novel about the Original Sinner is told in 5 parts. Part V: The Last Good Night Wishes. Now that the killer has been caught, Nora sadly admits that she doesn’t need bodyguards anymore. She loves Lance and wants to keep him but faces a dilemma – if she uses her connections to help Lance, she will have to give him up for good….
The final part of this series is both beautiful and bittersweet. By the time I read this book, I’ve realized that the Dominatrix attack problem is really like a tool used to bring Nora and Lance together and that the subsequent books up to this one are the way to go. they drew closer together. until they reach the crossroads of the plot.
This last book is a good illustration of what I love about Reisz’s Original Sin series and its accompanying short stories and novels. Along with the twists and the sex, there’s heart in her books. She creates characters with stories that make you truly love them, make you care and empathize with them. The way Reisz wrote about the finale between Nora and Lance is really beautiful and touching. There’s sex involved but you can’t help but be touched by the emotion involved.
This series is a good addition to the Original Sinners family. It has a bit of everything including humor, drama, love and twists. Kingsley and Søren have appeared and those familiar with/fans of the series will recognize the other names mentioned in these books. This is a good part of the main series, giving our readers a glimpse into the time between her breakup with Søren and The Siren. Lance was a great addition to the cast and really brought something different to the series. He’s a very likable and sympathetic character who can keep up with Nora and accept her for who she is. I would love to read more of him in any future books.
