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Samurai Game (GhostWalkers #10)

by Christine Feehan (Goodreads Author)

4.15 of 5 stars 4.15 · rating details · 2,132 ratings · 244 reviews

In a world so dark and seductive, expect nothing less than a triple-cross in the explosive all-new Ghostwalker novel by #1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan…

In an underground club, a high-ranking public official spends his secret nights indulging in fantasies as exciting as they are depraved. For a seductive employee of the Dungeon, it’s her job to fulfi...more

Mass Market Paperback, 389 pages

Published July 3rd 2012 by Jove Pubns (first published July 2nd 2012)

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Jul 17, 2012 UniquelyMoi *Dhestiny* BlithelyBookish rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Christine Feehan’s GhostWalkers is one of my very favorite PNR/RS series. I love the plot, the characters, the writing… I’m always thrilled when a new book is released, then sad when I’ve finished reading it. That was, and is, the case with this tenth installment of the series, Samurai Game.

I always like to include the book blurb in my reviews, but the official blurb for Samurai Game ~~sucks~~ doesn't really give us much of what this story is about. Christine Feehan posted this on her...more

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Oct 15, 2012 Alana ~ The Book Pimp rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reading-challenge, paranormal-romance, series-r-us

I'd even go as far as a 4½♥'s on this one.

Just as you would expect from this series, you will still find alpha males, near insta-love, psychic (DNA manipulated) talents, and high action. This book also has a walking lethal weapon of a female, and I loved that. The female, Thorn/Azami was just as deadly, if not more so than Sam. That just plain rocked. I loved that she was Japanese and brought her culture into Sam's life. I found it to be a sensual, heart-pumping journey.

If you are a fan of the...more

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Nov 29, 2012 Luna Chulhan rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: semper-fi

Ok so when I started reading the ghost walkers I was obssesed I particularly loved the story of Jack and Briony their story was hot and compelling. I guess I am just tired of the I am damaged and not worthy of your love women and the men who make them whole. I am also pretty sick of the we have been paired is this really love nonsense.
I was eager to read this book but the formula is getting old and their have been little or no advancement at bring down Whitney... I mean isn't Whitney tired to at...more

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Dec 24, 2012 Book Chick City rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-paranormal

Reviewed by Vickie for www.BookChickCity.com

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Stepping back into Christine Feehan’s Ghostwalker series was like putting on an old, comfy pair of slippers that you just found hiding under the bed. Sure they have a hole or two in them but you stick your feet in them and ahhh… heaven! I have missed reading about the men and women that have been turned into paranormals by the ever weirder Whitney and it was really good to get back into them with the newest book in the series...more

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Jul 30, 2012 Scooper Speaks rated it 3 of 5 stars

Review originally posted at Fiction Vixen as a guest review on July 5. I was given the book to review.

Favorite Lines: "You're so easy to want, Azami, so easy to love, but you still reject who and what you are. You are Thorn, that incredibly brave girl who has grown into a remarkable woman." (p. 244)

Christine Feehan's Ghostwalker series is one of my favorite paranormal romance series. I love it so much that I rarely review the books out of fear that I'll over think them and ruin the experience....more

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Dec 06, 2012 Gina rated it 3 of 5 stars

A good read, though it felt like it got a little lost at times. The huge introduction of Azami, the buildup to Azami and Sam meeting, the mission for the ghostwalker teams was given light coverage and the attack on the compounds while the teams were away seemed weak and thrown in. Several of Whitney's supporters were killed and we don't hear anything from him in this book? Maybe it's part of Feehan's plan?

As much as I love this series, it seems like it's taking a long time to make any progress...more

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Nov 29, 2012 Heather rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal, romance

The story itself in Christine Feehan’s Samurai Game (a GhostWalker novel) is an absorbing read. There are twists and turns, tense scenes of action, meticulously planned assassinations, surprising new characters, enjoyable sex scenes, and plenty of character friction.

I loved the character of Azami, an enhanced psychic in her own right who comes to the GhostWalkers not knowing whether they’ll be allies or enemies. Her past helps to demonize Whitney, the GhostWalkers’ enemy, although he's a villain...more

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Nov 17, 2012 Sarah Jordan rated it 5 of 5 stars

Fans of Christine Feehan will not be disappointed with this 10th entry in her great Ghostwalkers series. The story starts out fast and violent, full of conspiracy and death. After being tortured and used by Whitney as a live dissection lab rat, simply because she had no apparent psychic talents, Thorn was tossed into the streets of Japan, where she was rescued by a man who became her father and mentor. Raised with love and trained in the way of the samurai along with her two "brothers", Thorn h...more Fans of Christine Feehan will not be disappointed with this 10th entry in her great Ghostwalkers series. The story starts out fast and violent, full of conspiracy and death. After being tortured and used by Whitney as a live dissection lab rat, simply because she had no apparent psychic talents, Thorn was tossed into the streets of Japan, where she was rescued by a man who became her father and mentor. Raised with love and trained in the way of the samurai along with her two "brothers", Thorn has grown into a beautiful and powerful woman who is also an incredibly skilled assassin. Despite her loving upbringing, Thorn has never been able to let go of her rage against Peter Whitney - and who can blame her? As an adult running a state-of-the-art satelllite/software company with her brothers, Thorn, now known as Azami, finds herself in the unique position of having business communications with Whitney. She decides to destroy him, naturally. Just weeks after turning Whitney's offer down, her company is contacted by Lily Whitney, who is alos interested in purchasing a satellite. After Azami and her brothers arrive at the Montana (? I can't remember) compound, they and their Ghostwalker escorts are violently attacked. Helicopters, ground troops, automatic weapons, oh my! Amazi and Sam soon become battle buddies, fighting their way through the enemies, learning that they are both teleporters and psychic. Sam knows she is a Ghostwalker right away, but not everyone can sense her energy, and the other are naturally suspicious of her intentions.
Before a week has gone by, Sam and Azami are engaged to be married and she has moved into his house on the compound. And this is when things get a little....unbelievable. When Sam asks her brother's permission to marry Azami, one of them produces a beautiful ring made by their dead father for just such a moment. And I found myself wondering if they travel with that ring on every business trip? Sam heads home after Azami's brother tells him that she is waiting for him at his house, and discovers paper lanterns all over his stream and pond (when did she make, light and sail these? When?) and she is waiting to give him a loving and traditional full body, mind and spirit cleansing. Which I'm good with - it was quite touching. But all of a sudden she is calling him "Sammy" - what is up with that? Is it a traditional Japanese term of endearment to add an "ee" sound at the end of a name? Because otherwise it sounds pretty silly, and it had the effect of snapping me right out of the story.
But I snapped right back in when Sam's foster father, General Ranier, arrives and is either working for Whitney or has been set up to send Sam into certain torture and death. Azami is not having any of that, though, and her high-tech satellite and comms capability will give the Ghostwalker team the edge when they walk into the trap.
As with most of Feehan's stories, there is non-stop repetition of phrases and descriptions - she could easily cut out several pages worth and the story would not suffer in the least. But Feehan writes such a fun, suspenseful, sexy and exciting story I CANNOT STOP READING. Love her, love her, love her. And I think the reason is her incredible story-telling skills. She creates these rich, complicated worlds that feel real. Her characters are fabulous, flawed and likeable, and her bad guys are really, really rotten.(less)

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Aug 29, 2012 Mariachiara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Autore: Christine Feehan

Serie: decimo libro serie Ghostwalkers

Inedito in Italia

Che dire? Abbiamo già parlato a volontà di Christine Feehan e abbiamo cercato di convincere le case editrici italiane a pubblicare la sua serie Ghostwalkers ancora più volte, fino ad ora senza risultato.

Ma io continuo a seguire la serie in lingua originale e sono arrivata al numero 10.

Libro che mi è piaciuto molto devo dire.

Trama: La trama generale della serie prosegue seguendo sempre i pazzi piani di Whitney che orma...more

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Aug 03, 2012 Kathy Davie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: action, military, paranormal, romance

Tenth in the GhostWalker paranormal romance action series. The couple focus is on Sam Johnson and Azami Yoshiie.

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Oh man, the summary on the back of the book sure dances around. Yes, all these events are in the book, but they're so minor...I had to really think about them.

Feehan gets you worked up immediately with three short, nasty scenarios which leave you questioning and curious. Then she ratchets up the tension with the meeting between Sam and Azami and her brothers. I do love that Sam...more

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Jul 25, 2012 Grete rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: owned, tracey-read-reviewed

Review originally published at BookThing! (Reviewed by Tracey Risebrow)

The Ghostwalkers are an elite group of physically and psychically enhanced soldiers, so secret most people do not know of their existence. Those who do seem to want to destroy them or experiment on them! In a compound home to some of the most deadly Ghostwalkers and their families, Sam Johnson welcomes Azami Yoshie and her brothers – the owners of the most sophisticated satellite technology company anywhere in the world. Ther...more
Review originally published at BookThing! (Reviewed by Tracey Risebrow)

The Ghostwalkers are an elite group of physically and psychically enhanced soldiers, so secret most people do not know of their existence. Those who do seem to want to destroy them or experiment on them! In a compound home to some of the most deadly Ghostwalkers and their families, Sam Johnson welcomes Azami Yoshie and her brothers – the owners of the most sophisticated satellite technology company anywhere in the world. There is an instant connection between Sam and Azami, but her very presence can threaten the safety of the Ghostwalkers and their families. Can Sam trust what his heart is telling him or should he go with the uneasiness in his gut?

I have been eagerly awaiting this book since I finished reading the previous ones last year and I was not disappointed, I think this is the best one yet. It was great to be plunged back into the world of the Ghostwalkers and even better this book focused on the compound where the original Ghostwalkers and their families live.

Sam is portrayed very differently to how previous alpha males in this series have been. He is not as controlling or demanding towards his woman which makes a nice change. He is no pushover however, more resigned to the fact she is a fighter and he will never change that. It could also be something to do with the fact that when they are alone, Azami is dedicated to waiting on her man, as her upbringing and culture taught her. I did notice a softening in attitude of the other males with their partners – clearly they have finally accepted the women are always right!

I really liked Azami, a silent assassin but can kick butt with the best of them – including Sam. I found it intriguing the number of places she had weapons, even what she used as a weapon! It was also interesting seeing the two sides to her – the aggressive warrior/assassin in public and a woman determined to wait on her man in private.

The majority of the book takes place within the Ghostwalker compound but there is a foray into enemy territory towards the end of the book and a major fire-fight near the beginning. If you are a big fan of the action scenes you may feel the end chapters were a bit of an afterthought, as if the author thought ‘oops I had better send them off somewhere to fight’. I do feel however, there is a good mix of action, emotion and of course sex!

I really enjoyed having the story brought back round to include the original Ghostwalkers and it was interesting seeing the powers their children are developing, I look forward to seeing this aspect of the story developed in future books.

Of course Whitney seems to be getting more evil and unhinged. We find out more of the atrocities he committed on young girls in the name of science and we start to get a clearer picture of how high his influence actually goes.

As with the previous books I would not recommend reading this out of order, or not until you have read the first three or four books at least. With each book we discover more about Whitney and while, as long as you have the basics you could read this, you will definitely feel you are missing out chunks of information.

If you have enjoyed the previous Ghostwalker books you should love this, I know I did.(less)

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Jul 15, 2012 Crystal Mcnamara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: pretty-damn-good

I was pleasantly surprised by this book. First off, I must say that the back of the book, the book's 'trailer', so to speak, had very little to do with the actual story. The book was SO MUCH MORE than what it is portrayed to be about, and I really liked that quality because it made everything that happened in the story and progression of the book so unexpected! I know, it's shocking, right? A book that actually kept me on my toes a bit?! Unbelievable.
I really enjoyed both the story line and t...more I was pleasantly surprised by this book. First off, I must say that the back of the book, the book's 'trailer', so to speak, had very little to do with the actual story. The book was SO MUCH MORE than what it is portrayed to be about, and I really liked that quality because it made everything that happened in the story and progression of the book so unexpected! I know, it's shocking, right? A book that actually kept me on my toes a bit?! Unbelievable.
I really enjoyed both the story line and the fact that the book pretty much took off immediately from the first page. The storyline itself was awesome. It's part sci-fi horror, paranormal/thriller/romance/action all in one, which seems a pretty hard thing to pull off, but it works. Also, it was an original enough idea that hasn't already been duplicated a thousand times in other books.
There were times near the end where things got sort of complicated and a little bit boring with so many military code words and such, but still, it was very good. The only negative thing that I can say about this book was that the sex scenes got to a place towards the end where they were kind of drawn out to the point where they weren't even enjoyable anymore. Kind of like, yeah, yeah, hurry up and finish so we can move on, you know? The scenes were overly detailed, which is a strange way to describe exactly what usually makes a great sex scene and a bit hard to explain.
This was the first book I've ever read by Christine Feehan, but I think I may be hooked on the GhostWalkers and definitely want to see the villain of the story eat shit and die. He needs to be stopped, and so I think I must keep reading to see that he does at some point in this series. I am undecided about whether I will go all the way back to the beginning to read the rest of the Ghostwalker series that have already been read ( I mean, this is book 10!) but I will definitely take a stab at the first books in her other series, as I've decided that I really enjoy her writing style and am guessing that her other books will be good, as well. (less)

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Jul 14, 2012 Crissy declaro rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ok the beginning was realllllllyyyyyyy slowwwww. But once you caught on it got easier to follow. The uber military talk and excessive detailed descriptions of the main battle was a little much for me. It did seem like a page filler, as some other reviewers mentioned. As long as she doesnt make a habbit of it i'm ok with it just this one time. And the love scene that gets interupted was kind of a "WTH" moment. Besides those few complaints, i love how we finally get to meet Thorn she was hinted at...more

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Jul 13, 2012 Truitti rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I enjoy Feehan's series so much. I enjoy the plot, the characters, and the world they live in. However, I do not enjoy sections which deal with intimate sexual situations. Yes I am uncomfortable with Whitney's experimentation on humans, but I don't want to have intimate details of a sexual nature as major parts of the story. I am sure I am missing bits of the plot, but I skim and skip the sections that deal with what she did to him and what he did to her. I don't feel it is necessary to go into...more

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Jul 12, 2012 Darcia Cowart rated it 5 of 5 stars

I loved this book! Thorn has been mentioned in books past so it was no surprise to meet her or Sam.
We had been given hints about them both in previous books so it was a real delight to meet them and follow their story. This book does not have a real deep plot. It does provide more in depth insight of their inner feelings and fears and how they cope. It is a relationship built book where each sees the other for who they are has deep respect for their skills and principles. There were dark events...more I loved this book! Thorn has been mentioned in books past so it was no surprise to meet her or Sam.
We had been given hints about them both in previous books so it was a real delight to meet them and follow their story. This book does not have a real deep plot. It does provide more in depth insight of their inner feelings and fears and how they cope. It is a relationship built book where each sees the other for who they are has deep respect for their skills and principles. There were dark events in their lives but they both had wonderful families that shaped them into who they were. In past books some of the Ghost walkers have had traumatic life altering scars that require a special person to
look past the inner scars. Thorn was scared by Whitney but she has over come that and is determined to end his quest for more power.
I have read reviews complaining about the war scenes and long drawn out details of their field missions. I kept waiting for a boring part. But I never found one! I did spend 4 years in the military as the only female in the unit, so I found Christine extremely accurate. There is a rhythm to her writing and as a soldier it is an odd comfort to check off the weapons and masks before a jump. You are headed into a war zone where all H will break loose so the calm before the storm knowing everything is in place, each man you are protecting and whom are protecting you is ready and has checked their equipment. It gives you a foundation to stand on when so many factors will be a freeking assult. I loved how she accomplished this and added that peace to the team that works in harmony so well. I loved how thorn was a part of that and they drew her into their tight circle.
Christine has established each book to stand on its own, but she has also written the books using different teams. After so many you kind of want a reunion or something to give you a tie back into the characters that you had fallen in love with. She did that in a wonderful way in this book for both the sisters of Lily and the ghost walker brothers.(less)

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Jul 12, 2012 Maria rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

OK, where to start? I liked the strenght of Azami, even if in this case what Whitney supposedly had done to her as a child went wll beyond the plausible. Sam was stereotypical and predictable, and with nothing to show his intellectual ability other than being told about his degrees. I think the first part of the book was literarily weak, providing character background in pretty clumsy ways. That changed later on (maybe the first chapters were written in a hurry in the last minute. On the other e...more

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Jul 08, 2012 Amabelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have waited for this book for a long time. I salivate over it, especially since I read the first chapter. The first part promises suspense and action and Ms. Feehan didn't disappoint. I love both characters, they are both physically and psychically strong, very smart and loyal to their loved ones. I enjoyed the camaraderie between the GhostWalkers and loved reading about the them again since the last 2 books were about another team based on San Francisco. The fight scenes were really well tho...more

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Jul 07, 2012 Donna rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a terrific romantic suspense series with a touch of paranormal thrown in. Action! Adventure! Intrigue! Romance! What’s not to love? I’ve waited anxiously for this installment of the GhostWalkers series as I sense a change in the focus. The GhostWalkers are starting to ferret out Whitneys spies and are becoming a more focused and cohesive unit.

In this installment another GhostWalker finds her way to the mountain retreat where some of the GhostWalkers and their families have made their sa...more

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Jul 06, 2012 Sia McKye rated it 4 of 5 stars

Loved seeing more of the Ghostwalkers and Amazi was a fascinating woman. I enjoyed learning of some the Japanese customs and in particular the fact that there were female Samurai warriors--usually you hear of only the male. Their view of death was interesting as well.

I laughed out loud at all the weapons Amazi regularly wore and all were decorative. If you didn't know they were weapons you would have never known. She is a walking arsenal which Sam found sexy (and that was fun to see). The whole...more

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Jul 06, 2012 Amy Lignor rated it 4 of 5 stars

This is the tenth book in the famous GhostWalker series, and fans will absolutely love everything from the slightly paranormal aspects to the thrilling puzzle to the beautiful love story. All three facets are woven together perfectly by Ms. Feehan, who has certainly made a career out of being able to produce a riveting plot.

To begin, there are many men in the government who are customers of the “Dungeon.” This is one of those very private venues where famous and infamous men go to live out thei...more

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Jun 16, 2012 Lillie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, arcs, reviewed-at-novel-thoughts

If you have been following the Ghostwalker series, you may remember this heroine. Thorn was mentioned briefly in Predatory Game. Saber was forced by the evil genius Dr. Whitney to stop little Thorn’s heart repeatedly as an experiment.

Thorn is now an adult. After Dr. Whitney decided she was dying from his experiments (torture), she was tossed into the streets to die and was found by a wonderful man who adopted her, gave her a family and a new name. Azami Yoshiie. Azami’s entire purpose in life is...more If you have been following the Ghostwalker series, you may remember this heroine. Thorn was mentioned briefly in Predatory Game. Saber was forced by the evil genius Dr. Whitney to stop little Thorn’s heart repeatedly as an experiment.

Thorn is now an adult. After Dr. Whitney decided she was dying from his experiments (torture), she was tossed into the streets to die and was found by a wonderful man who adopted her, gave her a family and a new name. Azami Yoshiie. Azami’s entire purpose in life is to cut Whitney off from his support and stop him.

When the Ghostwalker teams contact Azami and her brothers to purchase their cutting edge technology, Azami sees her chance to find out if the teams are supporting Whitney and giving him more children to experiment on. She didn’t plan on Sam Tucker and the instant attraction she feels for him or for the ambush that is waiting for them all.

The beginning of Samurai Game was great. I loved catching up with all the members of the first Ghostwalker team and seeing what their lives were like now. Azami was a fascinating heroine, strong, deadly, and vulnerable, who still has nightmares of her childhood. And it was really lovely the way Feehan incorporated Azami’s Japanese culture into her character. Sam is not the typical uber-alpha Feehan hero. He’s brilliant and can kick butt but he respects Azami’s strength and finds her knowledge of weapons hot.

Unfortunately, it started to lose steam somewhere near the middle and never really picked it back up. A lot of that can be blamed on the info dumps, excessive details, and repetition. For example, the first love scene is interrupted for a three page discussion on nanotechnology that read like a dry textbook. After they finally stopped talking and moved back to the romance, I had hopes that it would improve and it did for a while. Then the repetition started, such as the numerous times a secondary character’s “Florentine gold eyes” were mentioned or how Sam was a genius. Then we’re back to the excessive details like when the author lists every single weapon and gadget all members of the 8 man team will carry into battle. By this time, all the details were becoming blah blah blah in my mind and I started skimming those large sections.The one thing that wasn’t repetitive or excessive were past events. In fact, very little time was spent on information about the secondary characters and their experiences that play a significant role in Samurai Game. If you haven’t read all the earlier books in the series, I believe you will have a very difficult time following this one.

The anticlimactic end made this promising book an even bigger disappointment to me. Feehan is the author that introduced me to paranormal romance many years ago and I loved her books. I keep hoping to find the book that revives that love. Samurai Game wasn’t it.(less)

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Oct 24, 2012 Deirdre rated it 4 of 5 stars

Now I've had my ups and downs with Christine Feehan, her Dark whatever series makes me cranky but I like this series. This is one of the best of this series that I have read.

Sam Johnson is a smart guy, multiple degrees and a talented soldier his paranormal abilities make him good at infiltration and taking out soldiers. When he meets Azami "Thorn" Yoshiie he's smitten and he finds a worthy partner in her, if they both can stay alive. Both of them are orphans, both were found by caring people who...more

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May 11, 2013 Wensies rated it 1 of 5 stars

I remember enjoying Feehan's Carpathian series very much, so I decided to pick up something else from her. I chose Samurai Game because it's pretty rare for a woc to be the leading heroine. Unfortunately, the characters had little to no development (thankfully, Azami had a touch more development, and at least Feehan gave readers a glimpse into her inner turmoil.) I feel like even Feehan didn't really believe in the couple, so she focused mainly on the military/Whitney aspects of it and neglected...more

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Sep 18, 2012 Oleta Blaylock rated it 5 of 5 stars

I continue to love this series of books. This is Sam Johnson story. He is a member of Team One. All of Team One and Team Two have now moved to the mountains of Montana adjacent to the Norton brothers. Ryland and Lily's son, Daniel, is a toddler and is showing extraordinary talents. Jack and Briony have twin boys that are also showing talents. Mari and Ken are expecting a baby. Someone is killing off the people in Washington that are helping Dr. Peter Whitney. The teams don't realize who it is un...more

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Jul 14, 2012 Andaleigh rated it 1 of 5 stars

I really liked this series when it first began, but now it has just stretched suspension of disbelief beyond the realm of possibility. I didn't think there was much of a storyline to this book as I was more than three quarters of the way through before there was any significant forward motion. I will say the characters were well developed and for the most part the writing flowed well, but the negative aspects far outweigh the positives.
For example:
-The character of Daniel is ridiculous.
-The ex...more

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Jul 08, 2012 A-Hersia A rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: loved-it-done-it, friggin-hawt

I gave it FULL 5 stars. IT deserves it. It was different, warm, satisfying and fast the speed [Oh the speed] lol. Azami aka Thorn fits Sam, even with her imperfection, the man still loves her. That's one of the things I like about this series. The different culture in the book, I'm so glad you didn't skipped it. Azami is a such a strong woman and a great samurai warrior. Meeting her brothers, and the extraordinary satelite. A new road for the GWs, and the scene in Whitney (Ohmygosh, HIS DOUBLE?)...more

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Aug 10, 2012 Tina rated it 2 of 5 stars

Let me just say the book review on the back has almost NOTHING to do with 94% of the book. All the people mentioned in the review are dead by about page 3 and the rest of the book has almost nothing entirely to do with that scene. I had expected from the review for a character and plot stolen from "La Femme Nikita". No that wasn't even close to what I got, instead I got a harlequin novel filled with people who NEVER KNEW LONELINESS, OR the want of the other sex, and now cant stop thinking of the...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Ery rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: girl-cooties, dnf

This story is classic Christine Feehan. It is technically well written, appears well researched, and follows her standard story line. And I hated it. Still, if you like Feehan's previous work, you will love this. No need to read any more of this review.

I tried-I really try to finish this. I must have outgrown Feehan since I last read her, because I just couldn't take it. It's the same story, with the same characters, with different names. The characters are truly caricatures of themselves, with...more

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Dec 12, 2012 Andreasoldier rated it 2 of 5 stars

The blurb had little to do with this story, everything mentioned is over with by the first couple chapters.
Tenth in a series, I was looking forward to this one because of the Japanese influence. It was certainly better than the last few where the plot was basically "DNA has programmed us to love each other, let's have sex 24/7."
Yes, there maybe DNA pairing in this one too, it's overly written by Feehan, and repetitive (where is her editor?) as usual, but this one has more of plot, more danger, a...more

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Aug 05, 2012 Hannah rated it 3 of 5 stars

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#1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 40 novels published, including four series. Each of her four series has hit #1 on the NY Times. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7...more

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“I am not a woman who would be practical in your life, Sam. You need a home and family..."
"I'm a soldier, Azami. That's who I am. What I am. My woman will be my home----my family...” — 4 people liked it

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