“Life is a series of unexpected surprises, some good, some bad… some life-changing, whether we know it at the time or not.” Lucan, a wolven-vampire hybrid, is forced to barter drug deals for the Prison Colony. What he doesn’t expect is to find himself attracted to Rio, the second in command for the Caldwell supplier, … More Review: The Wolf by J. R. Ward
Trigger warnings: On page suicide of a side character. References of suicide of a parent. Grief. Cancer. First off, while this is a spin-off series you do need to be caught up in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. This book includes more of Xhex’s story and if you haven’t read BDB or at least her … More Review: Claimed by J. R. Ward
Sahvage has been living under the radar for centuries but when an ancient evil returns and a beautiful woman asks him for help, he finds himself returning to his past and fighting with the Brotherhood. I am always glad when I can return to the Black Dagger Brotherhood universe! Sahvage’s story was interesting since he … More Review: Lover Unveiled by J. R. Ward
Blay and Quinn are one of my favorite couples in this series so I was excited to get another book dedicated to them. While this book wasn’t what I expected, I still really enjoyed it. Quinn and Blay’s relationship is solid but they both still have insecurities that end up getting in the way in … More Review: A Warm Heart in Winter by J. R. Ward
Nyx has been looking for the glymera’s notorious prison camp for years. When she is finally given a clue she is determined to infiltrate the prison to find her sister who was sent there for a crime she didn’t commit. What she doesn’t expect is to be attracted to one of the inmates. Nyx was … More Review: The Jackal by J.R. Ward
This book was just ok for me. I don’t have any real strong emotions for the characters or for the storyline. To start with Jo and Syn. I like Jo. She was a determined and independent woman who was just trying to seek the truth. I liked Syn as well. But their relationship was just … More Review: The Sinner by J.R. Ward
First off while this book may be #17.5 it is actually a full novel so don’t expect a quick story. In the previous book, The Chosen, Trez meets Therese, who is identical to Selena, and is working at his brother’s restaurant. When Therese was introduced I wasn’t happy about it because Trez had just lost … More Review: Where Winter Finds You by J.R. Ward
As a trainee of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, Boone has found his true calling fighting and not being part of the glymera. After the death of his sire though he is taken off rotation and assigned to help Butch catch a serial killer who is targeting females of the species at a roleplaying club. The … More Review: Blood Truth by J.R. Ward
In the Black Dagger Brotherhood history there has only been one male who has been expelled but Murhder actions gave them no choice. Years later he returns to Caldwell to ask for help. He has been searching for the female he could not save and knows the Brotherhood is the best option of finding her. … More Review: The Savior by J.R. Ward
Ahmare’s brother has been abducted and there is nothing she won’t do to get him back. She doesn’t expect to be paired with a dangerous prisoner and sent out of a treasure hunt, or to start having feelings for him. I am really enjoying the novellas for this series. Don’t get me wrong, I love … More Review: Prisoner of the Night by J.R. Ward
I have mixed feelings about this book. Like The Chosen, this book made me feel a lot of things and not all of them good. I am going to break this down by couples/people like I did in my review of The Chosen because I think that is probably the best way for me to … More Review: The Thief by J.R. Ward
This book was so good and so emotional! Ward really knows how to write emotions and make you feel everything. Ivie never expects to be approached by a vampire in a crowded cigar bar for humans. Silas is handsome, flirtatious, and clearly part of the glymeria, but Ivie can’t stop thinking about him. Ivie quickly … More Review: Dearest Ivie by J.R. Ward
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