

Cargando... Lover Unleashedpor J. R. Ward
![]() Books Read in 2020 (683) No hay Conversaciones actualmente sobre este libro. 4.5 stars ( ![]() Something I like about the BDB books is they are not all about Ooo look how sexy I am; they at times deal with problems that one wouldn't normally attribute to a vampire in a vampire story. For instance, marital issues (a la V and Jane) or... getting into a sparring match with the Blind King and accidentally breaking your back. See, normal problems! So that's where Payne has landed herself. Manny is over his feelings for Jane- which is great because I couldn't bring myself to like him if he was going to be unwittingly trying to muscle in on V's territory, handsome Italian doctor or not. Also I was delighted in "seeing" Marissa if it was only for a paragraph. The shellans sure are taking a backseat- to the point where I am growing forgetful over why I liked them. Sure, the books aren't exactly based on THEM but still... WHEN'S THE NEXT ONE OUT?!?! I was really interested to see how John Matthew's story would play out...but there were so many subplots...and subplots with subplots...that never really came together. I think I got a lot of information that will be important for future books, but this book was kind of all over the place. Not my favorite in the series. Reread 2020: -All the Manny and Payne. These are two characters I love separately, and they totally sizzle together. Payne is such a badass, in action and in dialogue. I wish that we got to see her more in later books, and hope that eventually she appears more in the series. She’s completely awesome. Manny is great and they sizzle together in their scenes. Her burning the cuffs off her wrists and slapping the hell out of Xcor at the end? Damn. -The torture-fest that is Qhuinn pining for Blay. Have to say the guy did it to himself, which didn’t make it any prettier to read, but JR Ward really knows how to write the angst. That scene where Saxton and Qhuinn talk and Saxton reveals to his cousin that he’s with Blay right now but doesn’t believe he’s his forever? Absolutely heartbreaking. Especially given that once again, Qhuinn drops the ball. Feel so sorry for Saxton as well. Also some great scenes with Layla. -BoB. This is the first book where we see them. Trying to pay more attention to these guys the second time around to pick up more nuance. Xcor I liked more than I thought I would. The others in the Band, besides Throe, who I remember liking early on and definitely liked here, came off as a bit intense particularly in that last scene with Payne, but it was only their first appearance. They have room to grow. I believe Zypher was the only one named. I enjoyed Xcor’s last scene with Payne. -John Matthew giving Qhuinn hell about his haircut and removing his metal. Hilarious scene! sin reseñas | añadir una reseña
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"Payne, twin sister of Vishous, is cut from the same dark warrior cloth as her brother. Because she is a fighter by nature, and a maverick when it comes to the traditional role of Chosen females, there is no place for her on the Far Side...and no role for her on the front lines of the war, either. When she suffers a paralyzing injury, human surgeon Dr. Manuel Manello is called in to treat her as only he can--and he soon gets sucked into her dangerous secret world. Although he never before believed in things that go bump in the night--like vampires--he finds himself more than willing to be seduced by the powerful female who marks both his body and his soul. As the two find so much more than an erotic connection, the human and vampire worlds collide...just as a centuries-old score catches up with Payne and puts both her love and her life in deadly jeopardy"-- No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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