Lover Mine
Ratings31
Average rating4.3
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Ratings31
Average rating4.3
The hot new novel in the Black Dagger Brotherhood by the #1 New York Times bestselling author John Matthew has come a long way since he was found living among humans, his vampire nature unknown. Taken in by The Brotherhood, no one could guess what his true history was-or his true identity.Xhex has long steeled herself against the attraction to John Matthew. Until fate intervenes and she discovers that love, like destiny, is inevitable.
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Loved this one, although the violence of the lessers was a bit much/gross - I did skim those parts. I was impressed with some of the plot reveals/connections made at the end. I did not anticipate them! Other reviewers have commented that this series transitions from pure paranormal romance to more expansive urban fantasy after the first 5 or so books. This one is a particularly good example.
Not my favorite. I was looking forward to the Darius/ John story but it was so drawn out it wasn't interesting. The Blay/ Quinn story alternates with the villain Lash highlighting Quinn the cruelest, most self absorbed villain to date. And I think we are supposed to be rooting for HIM and not the kind honest one.
Si, sí! por fin lo pude terminar!! Me ha gustado mucho, pero da rabia no poder darse el tiempo necesario para leer.
Amo a Xhex, esa mujer y yo somos iguales, jo, la misma personalidad de mierda jajaja ojalá encuentre a mi John
I always include major spoilers (hidden), to help with my memory issues. Read them at your peril!
John Matthew & Xhex. At the end of the last book in the series Xhex was kidnapped by Lash . The brothers fear the worst, but are searching. Eventually Xhex escapes as Lash seems to weaken The Omega casts out Lash, who plots revenge by passing info to the brotherhood , whilst still aiming to recapture Xhex.
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22 primary books29 released booksBlack Dagger Brotherhood is a 29-book series with 22 primary works first released in 2005 with contributions by J.R. Ward and J. R. Ward.
