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Oct 17, 2011 Nisha rated it it was amazing

Shelves: alpha-heros, dangerous-or-bad-boys, audiobook, hot-hero-award, magical, paranormal-romance, bending-time, faires-fae-fey

I'm not exactly sure why I've been avoiding to write a review for this book. Possibly because it feels so final that I've completed Adam Black's book. Anyway, this is one of those really good books that deserves a sparkling review, so here goes:

The book starts with our very favorite hero, Adam Black. Yes, the Fae who has meddled with countless human lives during the earlier books and is exceedingly arrogant under both Fae and human parameters. Anyway, he's an odd duck among the Fae since he actu I'm not exactly sure why I've been avoiding to write a review for this book. Possibly because it feels so final that I've completed Adam Black's book. Anyway, this is one of those really good books that deserves a sparkling review, so here goes:

The book starts with our very favorite hero, Adam Black. Yes, the Fae who has meddled with countless human lives during the earlier books and is exceedingly arrogant under both Fae and human parameters. Anyway, he's an odd duck among the Fae since he actually likes the humans (even while he thinks himself far superior than them) and speaks in support of them on multiple occasions. The Seelie Queen, Aoibheal, has had enough of it and punishes Adam to live as an invisible human. This is tragic for the great Adam Black since a, he's lost all his awesome godly powers, b, he's gotta eat and sleep, and c, he's got no one to show off to and pass his time. So, Adam Black wallows in self-pity (sorta) until he meets Gabrielle, a law-student who happens to suffer from an affliction - she can see the Fae, even through their glamor. And so, Gabielle happens to be the only person who can see and help Adam Black. Of course, Gabrielle isn't too keen about helping Adam. Eventually, they are forced to work together to save the Seelie Queen from the threat of Darroc (the 'Lord Master' *snicker* from the Fever series).

Adam Black is ridiculously hot. In fact, at times, I don't even care about the story because I love learning about him, talking about him, seeing how his mind works. Gabrielle is a pretty awesome heroine. In fact, I like her the best - compared to Gwen and Chloe. It's funny how she fights her attraction to the Fae.

I loved the chemistry between Adam and Gabrielle - and their love scenes were *fans self* plain whoa.

I don't have much else to say because it was so fun and I just loved it. I've already read the Fever series, it was kinda cool to read about how Darroc was cursed and Aoibheal pre-disappearance days. Overall, I highly recommend this book. I would advise everyone to read the Drustan and Dageus's book first - which is great for the story build-up. ...more

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Dec 31, 2010 Angela Corbett rated it liked it

I haven't been an Adam fan since the first book in this series, so it took me a lot longer to get through this one than the others. I did enjoy the MacKelter Clan again in this book though, and liked the second half of the book better than the first. ...more

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Oct 11, 2011 Cheryl rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

Shelves: books-i-own, romance

I had been looking forward to Adam Black's book ever since his character had been introduced, and it did not disappoint! I'm in love with Adam Black and with this series! ...more

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