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Last Line (Last Line #1)

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Genre: LGBT Action/Adventure Paranormal

John Griffin has fallen hopelessly in love. He's trying to hide it, because the man he loves is also his partner in a renegade counterterrorism agency, and John loves the job too. Michael, the most loyal of friends and partners, doesn't return John's passion. Nor that of anyone else, as far as John can see. Sexy and handsome as hell,...more

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Published May 31st 2011 by Loose Id

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May 31, 2011 MandyM rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-romance

3.5 stars. I love Harper Fox's heroes. They are so full of intelligence and honour and sheer bloody machismo. But they are usually very damaged and Mike would have to be the most damaged of them so far. This is a romance within a solid action/espionage plot. Mike and John have been working as partners for Last Line (a nickname given to an ultra secret British spy/assassin type organisation) for three years. Prior to that Mike worked for MI6 and on his last mission he was imprisoned, tortured and...more

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Aug 31, 2012 Emma rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: an-actual-plot, torture, hurt-comfort, spy, english-setting, best-friends

A unusual paranormal/Manchurian candidate/The Professionals mashup. I'd call it a thriller with a gay relationship; it is definitely not a traditional m/m romance. This makes it the rare beast: an actual novel that would stand alone without the sex scenes. Happily there are quite a few anyway, but they are not tender, loving sex scenes.

The MCs are compelling, and have a relationship that walks the line between gritty and tender. I think I'm fairly in love with John. All the secondary characters...more

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Jun 02, 2011 Simsala*is getting slow* rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, suspense-crime, td-teaser

I can`t remember the last time I`ve felt so much compassion for a books main characters - especially Michael - and so much hate for a villain.
Last Line is a tightly written,intense and dark - even frightening - thriller and the story of a seemingly hopeless love.
Definitely Harper Fox` best book.
...Shakespeare was absent this time...

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Nov 03, 2011 Fehu rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: outside-the-us, genre-m-m-action-adventure, alpha-males, angsty, slavery-imprisonment, special-agents, profession-military, challenge-book

4.5 stars
This one had me biting my nails and the ending was a bit unexpected since the it has some paranormal elements. If you want a mystery this is your book. Sometimes I thought Mike to damaged and the controling and programming made me shudder. Also I don't know how they could have forgiven Anzhel. I hated him and for me he had no redeeming qualities.

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Jan 20, 2013 Mammarella rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm, mm-military, mm-abuse, mm-prisoners, mm-contemporary, mm-england, mm-mystery-suspence, mm-paranormal

OK, so where are all the bad Russians Harper Fox keeps telling us about? Because Lucas Oriel is NOT a Russian name. Neither is Mikhaili nor Anzhel nor Mattvei (in that particular spelling) nor Zemelya, for that matter. Three quarters of Russian is misspelled almost beyond recognition. So, I am asking the author again - where are the Russians?
And what nationality are these people pretending to be Russian?
Full star off for that.

The story set my teeth on edge from the beginning, unfolding painfull...more

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Sep 15, 2012 Vio rated it 5 of 5 stars

Recommended to Vio by: Simsala*is getting slow*

Shelves: difficult, abuse, highly-recommended, mc-s-good-combo, mystery-thriller, scarred-mc, second-chance, tears-and-despair, excellent

4.5 stars
I asked for gritty and that's exactly what I got, a taut, fast paced thriller with wrenching twists and turns. It was emotionally intense, so much anguish, god this story had a way of making me feel things I didn't want to feel. With every page read I dreaded what was ahead and as the story unfolded the nail biting and heart stopping moments started. At times I wanted to smash things (Anzhel especially) the pain and torment that Michael had to endure was devastating. The smiling monster...more

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Nov 10, 2012 Jaya rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: slashreaders, good

Slash Readers : So, I really liked this book but I found it very frustrating all at the same time. The book opens up with Mike during his captivity in Russia. For those who do not care for darker scenes or those that contain things such as torture, dubious consent (I am highly amused by the wording in the publishers note), some blood letting, 'mind control', and such; than, I would suggest not picking this up.

Alright, that being said I like some dark and I don't mind some violence--makes the ha...more

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Sep 18, 2011 C.S. rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: gay

Without the paranormal element, which didn't add anything of value to the story, I would have given this four stars. Did someone--the author?--the editor?--think the story couldn't stand on its own? Whatever the reasoning, I feel cheated. I knew, going in, that there was a paranormal element. I don't like paranormal as a general rule, but sometimes it can work well--in the proper context. This wasn't the proper context. It felt very much as if it was pasted on as an afterthought. And knowing tha...more

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Aug 01, 2011 Yvonne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, m-m-action-suspense, m-m-paranormal, q3-gb-2011-read

Well what just happened here??? The most important thing to probably know about this book is that it's reportedly part of a trilogy/series. Loose ends are not neatly tied up at the end & there is an underlying paranormal thread that is not fully explained in this first book.

Secondly is don't come here if you're looking for kisses & cuddles. This is a fast paced, unrelentingly tense (take that breath during the swimming scene--you'll need it for the rest of the story) suspenseful & h...more

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Jul 17, 2011 Karina rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: male-erotica-read

Pure impulse lead me to read this book and I'm happy that I did. It was so rewarding!

Michael and John. The first definitely comes with a lot of baggage and from the beginning I could clearly see that he had a past he could wish shaking. I was puzzled why he cared for John and still insisted on keeping away from him and then that bastard! came in. ( I can't even remember his stupid russian name right now)

He came in with all his glory and just RUINED michael and John just when they were getting so...more

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Nov 06, 2011 Susan65 rated it 4 of 5 stars

Way out of my comfort zone but the storyline itself was intersting. I hated it but couldnt put it down at the same time. Not sure what that says and im glad i finished but also wish i'd never read it too. First off, is this truly considered a romance just because it ended well...for now? If I was John I would have been long, long gone. The conditioning was just too brutal...for Mike, John and me.

I am still not sure of my 4 star rating though. So many unanswered questions. What was up with Mikes...more

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Nov 06, 2011 Sammy2006 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Last Line by Harper Fox was not an easy read—oh don’t get me wrong—it is a BRILLIANT book but easy to read?? No, not by a long shot.

The story unfolds smack in the midst of the most realistic and gut wrenching torture scene I have ever read—and that was the first time I though to myself. “turn away—don’t read this book…this is not going to be good.” I said that to myself several times: through a Non-consensual sex, torture, bloodshed, violence, more torture—this time of the mind and soul, and thr...more Last Line by Harper Fox was not an easy read—oh don’t get me wrong—it is a BRILLIANT book but easy to read?? No, not by a long shot.

The story unfolds smack in the midst of the most realistic and gut wrenching torture scene I have ever read—and that was the first time I though to myself. “turn away—don’t read this book…this is not going to be good.” I said that to myself several times: through a Non-consensual sex, torture, bloodshed, violence, more torture—this time of the mind and soul, and through one action scene after another that left me breathless. About halfway through this book I called out for help and encouragement to finish it—I had to put it down—I was too wrapped up in the fate of John and Mike (two members of the Last Line team and the MC’s of the book) to even consider going on. A friend of mine on goodreads remarked, “ I love a book that you pick up, read, then have to put down so you can walk in a big circle going 'ohmygod, ohmygod'. Rach, never were truer words spoken.

Okay, this was incredibly well written. I was there—in the alleyways of London, in the nave of a church, on a farm in the outskirts of the city. I could “feel” everything these men were going through. I cried with John as he watched the partner and man he loved (Mike) descend into the miasma of a mind control that turned him into a groveling robot one minute and a mindless killing monster the next. I wanted the bad guys not only dead but to suffer as they had made Mike suffer. I wanted to hear John finally admit out loud that he LOVED Mike—and I did not want to wait until we were 85% of the way through the book to hear it said! I NEEDED these men to survive, to prevail, to recover, and yes, to love! If there were a scale devoted to angst this book would rate a firm 10! At the end of this novel I felt like I had been tortured along with Mike, held captive and left a bloody mess on the reading room floor.

Oh yes—it was a good book—a bloody brilliant book! Perhaps the only thing that niggled—that did not ring quite true was how quickly Mike recovered—he seemed to snap back too quickly—after all he had been through—I felt there should have been more of a hollow feeling to his recovery. It seemed more time should have been needed for him to allow John to be intimate in a way that only men can be with one another. Don’t get me wrong—this was a small niggle—and really the end was simply beautiful, emotionally stirring and blissfully tension-releasing. We had run the marathon that was this novel and we had won—were victorious—just as Mike and John were—just as anyone who has ever loved with the fierceness that these two loved should be—sublimely victorious!

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Dec 31, 2012 Erin (PT) rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: assassins-spies, romance, lgbt, thriller

I really wanted to like this book. By all accounts, Harper Fox is a lovely person. I'm always desperate for a new, good m/m writer to read and a number of my friends have rated her books highly, either verbally or here on Goodreads. Hell, that was the main reason I picked up this particular book; a four-star rating by a friend who has similar taste to mine. But after slogging through the entire book, the only reason this doesn't get a one-star rating is because Fox's prose is good enough that I...more

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May 28, 2012 piranha rated it 3 of 5 stars

hm. hard to do this justice in a review. i didn't enjoy the start of it (torture is always hard to read about because it is too real to me). but it's treated realistically here, not used for titillation. but i inhaled it in one sitting. both characters are interesting. john almost felt a little bit too good to be true, but he skated by when he didn't take everything michael dished out lying down. michael ... oh, so damaged, but with a core that's holding on against the odds. i'd like to see more...more hm. hard to do this justice in a review. i didn't enjoy the start of it (torture is always hard to read about because it is too real to me). but it's treated realistically here, not used for titillation. but i inhaled it in one sitting. both characters are interesting. john almost felt a little bit too good to be true, but he skated by when he didn't take everything michael dished out lying down. michael ... oh, so damaged, but with a core that's holding on against the odds. i'd like to see more of quin, he sounds fascinating. really fine characters.

but there were a number of serious problems:

1. please, please, please, if you decided to use a foreign culture that actually exists, consult with some natives. the russian feels all fake to me, and i am not even russian; i can only imagine how they must cringe. i realize this form of alternate history is hard to pull off because it is so close to our own reality that it feels contemporary, and that's easy to throw out of whack -- but that mainly means the author has to work harder to make the other bits of the culture real. instead we're getting some cardboard cutouts of evil russians; something i would have scoffed at at the height of the cold war, never mind now.

2. the paranormal bits didn't work for me. for one, there was no coherent structure, nothing i could figure out about how it worked and fit within the otherwise contemporary feel of the novel. worse, it felt like cheating -- everything that happened could very easily be explained by the trauma and the brainwashing; adding paranormal elements didn't add, but subtracted from that, especially as regards michael standing up to the conditioning.

3. the plot became completely tangled by the end. i had to go back and reread sections, and i still didn't see how it all fit together. that detracted from michael coming into his strength.

despite all that if there's another one in the same story universe, i'll buy it and probably inhale it too, despite the flaws, because it had me by the seat of my pants. harper fox is quickly becoming an auto-buy for me.(less)

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Sep 05, 2011 Crys Harris rated it 3 of 5 stars

Technically, there isn't really anything bad to say about this book. The writing flows well, the characters are nuanced and interesting (even the token kid), and there's a bit of intrigue. But.. I just feel like it a good book. Better than ok, but not that memorable. I think the plot line is a bit too ridiculous, the love interest is a bit too Pollyanna, and there is a strange paranormal quality threading through the storyline that is frustratingly vague. If it's not going to be part of the stor...more

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Feb 16, 2012 Julia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm-kink, cop-pi-spy, m-m, mystery-suspense-thriller, paranormal

This book was pretty incredible. At first it seems like a straightforward spy-type read (which I love dearly) and then...eases into some more paranormal/sci-fi areas. It's incredibly well done, disturbing in places, funny in others. As always Fox gives us amazing characters. Not to spoil anything, but there is some non-con/knife-play/blood-play in here. Not the kind that I would put into the "Oh, God, hot." category (as was the case, in some places, with Special Forces: Soldiers Part I -Director ...more

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Dec 09, 2011 Urnius rated it 2 of 5 stars

Overall good ideas for the plot, reminded me of Homeland tv series but didn't achieve the suspense and intrigue while having human feeling characters the series does.

It's a shame that it didn't get developed as it should have. In parts in definitely felt rushed. So much time spent explaining the conditioning and showing us the confusion it creates and yet we do not get explanations for their "powers", the repercutions in their lives, what happens with Quin and the boss... The resolution of the "...more

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Jun 27, 2011 EllieNY rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

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Jul 22, 2011 John rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, gay

Harper Fox writes, in my opinion, beautiful prose. I suspect she could make the driest subject compelling by her deft use of language. So from a purely technical point of view Last Line is a pleasure: beautifully descriptive and evocative. As in her other books, her characters are engaging an compelling; the plot full of action and swift-flowing. There are few moments to catch one's breath; both style and plot move at a breathtaking pace. Only at the last chapter does the reader get a chance to...more Harper Fox writes, in my opinion, beautiful prose. I suspect she could make the driest subject compelling by her deft use of language. So from a purely technical point of view Last Line is a pleasure: beautifully descriptive and evocative. As in her other books, her characters are engaging an compelling; the plot full of action and swift-flowing. There are few moments to catch one's breath; both style and plot move at a breathtaking pace. Only at the last chapter does the reader get a chance to catch a breath.

But Last Line is different. It's mood is dark and dangerous, the stakes high, and at times it's acutely disturbing. We see the activity of the novel through a perspective that shifts between the main characters, Michael and John. Neither man is ordinary (indeed, Michael is the victim of torture and profound psychological abuse) so their perceptions (and therefore ours) are often surreal. Other characters aren't what they seem; events might not mean what one would think. Even reality becomes almost fantastic. What's more, we're not - completely - able to dismiss the surreal by attributing it to hallucination.

So while it's not entirely fantasy, Last Line isn't entirely happening in the mundane world. Straddling this line is hard to do without straining my credulity, but here, I buy it. Perhaps it's because I became sufficiently invested in the characters and in the themes Fox works with. Perhaps it's because the magical bending of reality isn't gratuitous. It's equally possible that the characters through whom we see this are as skeptical as we would be; as they have no choice but to accept an alternative reality, so are we.

At the end of the book, what it all means is a little hard to say. This is the first part of a trilogy, so it's appropriate that the books puzzles aren't wholly solved. Even so, the thoughtful reader will find much to ponder at the finish. I very much doubt I will be the only reader eagerly awaiting the next instalment of Michael and John's adventure.

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Dec 08, 2011 Kaje Harper rated it 4 of 5 stars

This story introduces two fascinating MC's. Their complex relationship is derailed by Michael's unacknowledged and mainly unremembered traumatic past. That past comes back to haunt them both. I was totally caught up in the story and could not put it down. The one star I took off is because the plot becomes complex and less than logical toward the end. I had to stop and reread and still don't think it made total sense. But I was so in love with the characters I could forgive a lot. It is a dark b...more

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Jan 30, 2012 Trish rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

4.5

wow... this was a great story, i was actually horrified at one scene and that is hard to do to me.
because the author wrote it so well was definitely a factor.

it starts out a bit confusing and i had a hard time with it.... i almost gave up. so glad i didn't. :)
looking back now, i realize this may have been done on purpose by the author. in a way it was like being in michael's head during his mind control, the confusion, the torture...must have been hell for him :(.

lastly, *spoiler* i'm left...more

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Jun 05, 2011 JSidelinger rated it 3 of 5 stars

I wish I could give it 3.5 stars - I more than liked it, but not quite "really" liked it as defined by the Goodreads star rating.

I thought the second half of the story was more engaging than the first half, but I think it is probably just me...I struggle getting into Harper Fox's writing, although she is technically a good writer - I can't put my finger on it, but I never seem to be able to fully engage. I just finished this story tonight, so I will need to come back and edit my review.

I think...more

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Sep 01, 2012 Plainbrownwrapper rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm, read-more-than-once-already

I love Harper Fox, but the plot just didn't cut it for me. It was dumb and unbelievable. This upsets me, first because I like parts of this book very much -- and second because I love Fox's work in general, and I'm very sorry to see such dire flaws in this one.

Here are my complaints from the reread I just finished:

The opening is visceral and gripping. I love the basic setup and the characters. Big gripes with the plot, though.

1. (view spoiler)...more

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Mar 29, 2012 Jack rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

"I hate to complain, but..." (tm) Is it really that hard to find someone online to Russian-pick for you, if you're writing about something you have the vaguest idea about?

It wasn't a bad book, as far as m/m goes, but I only managed to get through it by pretending it wasn't about Russians, but some fantasy race, their strange language, and their magical powers. Which, essentially, it was. Still, I got a motherload of second-hand embarrassment for the writer, and a vague anger at people who belie...more

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Aug 05, 2011 Mickie Ashling rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5 Last Line is a dark and mysterious read that kept me glued to my Kindle for hours. The paranormal element was unexpected and added yet another layer to this wonderfully complex novel. Be prepared for some pretty graphic scenes that you may end up reading through fingers. The ending felt more like a pause which is why I left off half a star. There are too many unanswered questions. Rumor has it that this is the first in a series. I sincerely hope so. I'm completely invested in these character...more

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Feb 13, 2013 Nikyta rated it 1 of 5 stars

Recommended to Nikyta by: Snowtulip

Shelves: loose-id, sex-outside-main-couple, adbp, angst, assasins, bdsm-kink, broken-to-bits, closet-cases, contemporary, cops-fbi-etc, cruelty-abuse, dark, deception-betrayal-lies-omissions, cheating-open-relationship-swingers, friends-or-enemies-to-lovers, in-sickness-and-in-health, injury-recovery, kidnapped-hostage-taken, kids-or-dependent-family, m-m, paranormal, psychics-empaths, published-on-amazon, someone-bitch-slap-these-characters, undcvr-pretendintobesom1else-spying, unrequited-yearning, working-together-in-some-capacity, bingo-challenge-r6

This was a... hard book to read. In some respects, I can see the appeal of it. It can be an entertaining and dark read depending on the reader. But if you have hang ups like I do? This story is just a struggle to get through.

For me, it dragged considerably. Even from the start it was hard for me to really get into the story. Right when I was starting to like it, though (probably about half way in), Michael's ex shows up. From there, the story went down hill again because Michael and John are jus...more This was a... hard book to read. In some respects, I can see the appeal of it. It can be an entertaining and dark read depending on the reader. But if you have hang ups like I do? This story is just a struggle to get through.

For me, it dragged considerably. Even from the start it was hard for me to really get into the story. Right when I was starting to like it, though (probably about half way in), Michael's ex shows up. From there, the story went down hill again because Michael and John are just starting to move their relationship past friends and then all of a sudden, John barely exists to Michael. I was not amused or entertained.

More than that, I was confused half the time. I probably understood one out of every five words either of them spoke but the story was just a mess. It starts out as contemporary and then ends with a paranormal twist? With nothing to lead up to that? Almost as if the author decided to write the story one way then halfway through decided to up and change the whole genre without caring to go back and add some details to connect the dots. It was like everyone was normal then all a sudden, all these people had some type of ability that wasn't elaborated on. Just hints here and there that Michael *liked* fire or that John *liked* water (they could manipulate these elements). And then, Quin walks through a gun fight without getting hit?! Or how he survived getting hit by a grenade?! Seriously?! With no explanation how that was possible? On top of that, nothing is resolved in the end. The bad guys who were supposed to be dead? Just vanished and are apparently still alive. Even though Michael saw both of them die. So many loose ends that just made me even more annoyed than I already was. Added to the fact that I felt like John was an extremely weak person and didn't even make Michael grovel! Come on! I did like Quin but I seriously disliked John and Michael.

With that said, Harper Fox seems to love to bring in a guy's ex and shake things up. Personally hating that type of conflict, I think this will be my last story by her. I might have enjoyed the book a bit more if the ex hadn't been so thoroughly thrust (literally!) into ~~Michael~~ the story. No point to keep trying an author when they constantly (at least in all the ones I've read) write something I really hate. I do freely admit though that there was a time or two that my heart jumped in anticipation of what was to come in one of those gun fights but then I got disappointed in the almost anticlimactic resolution to those intense moments.(less)

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May 03, 2012 Diana rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: everyone

I don't know why but with a few of Harper's books it's taken me a few chapters to really get the idea of the story. Then I fall in love with her writing. Again, as with all her books, I loved this story. It was full of adventure, heart wrenching love and suspense. I also love how she's able to set the scene so well. It puts me right in the middle of the action. Once I got into it I couldn't put it down and that's bad for my eyes.

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Apr 04, 2012 Paloma Beck rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-fantasy

This was an intense, thrilling, and incrediblysatisfying read. Last Line was at times dark and frightening and other timesheart-wrenching. I was crushed by the torture of one of the heroes and heldimmediate hatred for a villain. Definitely not for the reader looking for alight read, this book is one that stays with the reader long after the final page is read. My full review is posted at www.theromancereviews.com/rpoma72.

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Jun 20, 2011 Cait Miller rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved this book! I am going to reserve one star until I see if there is a sequel because there were some supernatural elements to the story that were never fully made clear. There were also a few loose threads at the end. I am hoping there is going to be a second book where all will be explained. If so then I will happily add another star. It still made an immensely satisfying, if dark, read that I sat up way too late to finish.

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Aug 17, 2011 ObsidianCub rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 5-star, read-2011, kindle, owned, m-m

Seriously good. Unfortunately leaves me with so many questions but in a satisfactory way not a through my mobile out of the window way. This book tears you apart for the characters and then somehow mends you. Love Quinn and want to know more, the brainwashing was creepy and although the hate for Anzhel was enormous at the end there was something more. The tension and complications felt real and despite the fact that you know with these books that you tend to get a happy ending and the heros don'...more

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