Robin Madeiros

I finally finished it. I had trouble starting the book because the first part was all about Jamie and I did not like him then. He's changed some and is growing on me. Once I got past that part it was thrilling and heartbreaking and full of surprises.

Wow, this book took me on a ride. Especially at the end.

A very satisfying ending, though it did make me cry.

I liked the premise and the story. Very good light read.

Another light hearted read. I did like the first one better. This was a good month to do these.

I liked this fast read. I'm glad we choose this month to read it in our book club. It was a refreshing getaway.

This one was a little slow to start. I started it before and had to restart it. Once it got going we were on a ride.

A very engaging story. I'm glad one of the antagonists in the story realized the harm she had done and tried to make amends. There was growth in all the characters.

Even though I liked this book I'm kind of done with vampires.

Good, very good. Entertaining story. Can't wait to pick up the second.

I liked this book. Once I got to the middle it was hard to put it down. It made me cry at the end.

I didn't enjoy this one as much. I was able to put it down in several spots.

I liked this book. It was not how I expected it to be. It was still very enjoyable.

This was a good installment in the series. I liked both characters and the story.

I liked this book. I like the issues it brought up. I like the hope it left me with. I could almost tell the parts Terry Pratchett wrote and the parts Neil Gaiman wrote.

I liked the relationship better in this one. It didn't seem as toxic, there were still some toxic elements to it though. I'm still ify about reading the rest of the series. It seems all the relationships will be toxic to some degree.

Overall I liked the story. What I didn't like about it was the way Reaper treated Anya. I don't like that he dictated when they would be done. I probably would have walked out after the first time when he walked out the room without saying anything. Then he did it a second time. Finally he stood with his club while Absinthe raped her mind? I don't know if I'll continue with the series if this is the way all the brothers will treat their women.

This book kept me riveted. It was a romance with an adventure. A very satisfying conclusion to both the Drank Sisters and Sisters of the Heart arcs.

This one was ok. Not as bad as some of the others. Again, this one was more of an adventure with a romance thrown in. I guess that's why it took me so long to finish. The reason for the whole adventure was barely a chapter and seemed anticlimactic. And how did she ‘see' Uri die if the tunnel collapse left the space dark as she later said?

Very good story. I liked it. There is more to come though. Sounds like there is some kind of prophesy.

This book was good too. The time line seemed to work in this one. And I'm glad Ilya was brought in.

This is more of an adventure with a romance thrown in. But I really liked it.

This book was good. There was a bit too much of Thomas/Stefan saying “he had been trained not to feel” for me. At least one exposition of this type every few pages. I get it, lets move one.

Interesting book. Some of the stories made me cry. It was a sad but inevitable ending.

I really liked this book. I'm glad I picked it up from Audible. I like the world and may find other books in it.