Thirty-three years ago Apex met the male who was the one for him. Unfortunately they were both prisoners at the Prison Camp and Callum has been severely abused by the warden. Apex is determined to wait for him though and spends the next 33 years waiting to run into Callum again after the prison break. … More Review: A Bloom in Winter by J. R. Ward
After reading Lassiter’s book, I will admit I was hesitant to read this because I had a lot of issues with bringing back the Lessening Society and Wrath’s 30 year disappearance. But since this is how the story has played out, I decided to see what will happen next and see what the brotherhood’s children … More ARC Review: The Beloved by J. R. Ward
It’s always hard when you go into a story that you know ends in tragedy, but Ward somehow did an amazing job at making this not centered around loss but love. Darius is one of the most important characters in this series, even if he has barely been a part of the series. He set … More ARC Review: Darius by J. R. Ward
Lassiter has been part of this series for a while now and I have loved him since he was introduced. I was extremely excited to finally read his book and see him fall in love, and while I did like this book I am left with a lot of questions. First off, Lassiter and Rahvyn’s … More Review: Lassiter by J. R. Ward
Kane was framed for the murder of his shellan and sent to the prison camp over 200 years ago. When Jackal escaped, Kane sacrificed himself and is now living a life barely alive and covered in burns, but his friends will not give up on him. When they escape, Kane finds himself offered a treatment … More Review: The Viper by J. R. Ward
The final souls have been chosen by the Creator and Jim is determined to win. While I didn’t like the previous book, I did think this was a decent ending. Jim is actually back on track to fight with Devina and he isn’t pulling any punches anymore. Jim is a character that I have mixed … More Review: Immortal by J. R. Ward
Well this is disappointing, but for the first time ever, I hate a book by Ward. I have had issues with this series being repetitive but I didn’t expect to dislike all the new characters, and end up disliking Jim even more. To begin with, the heroine, Cait, is trying to revitalize her life and … More Review: Possession by J. R. Ward
Balthazar has been possessed by the demon Devina and is determined to find her Book of Spells in the hopes it will save him. What he doesn’t expect is to find himself falling for a homicide detective. I really enjoyed Balthazar’s story. He may be a thief but he does have a moral code he … More ARC Review: Lover Arisen by J. R. Ward
Devina has been penalized after the events in the previous book, which means a soul has been given a second chance. Matthias is thrust back into the world but is suffering from amnesia and doesn’t know what happened to him. While trying to regain his memory he finds himself falling for Mels Carmichael, a reporter … More Review: Rapture by J. R. Ward
Jim and the gang have been tasked with saving the soul of homicide detective Thomas “Veck” DelVecchio, Jr., who grew up under the shadow of his serial killer father. Heaven is currently tied with Hell and the stakes to win this round are intense. This book was much like the previous ones with the focus … More Review: Envy by J. R. Ward
Jim Heron has been given his second soul to save, an old XOps buddy who he is determined to save. But things quickly get complicated with new people to protect and Devina’s deals. This book was definitely better paced than the first book. It picks up right after the end of the first book and … More Review: Crave by J. R. Ward
I have been meaning to reread this series since I read The Sinner (BDB #18) and she was reintroduced. Well I barely remembered her, nor did I really enjoy her in that book, so I figured I should reread this series before the newest book comes out. This series is different from BDB because it’s … More Review: Covet by J. R. Ward
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