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This story is at the top of my list for in this series. I loved the overall story and that is where the 5 stars come from. J.R Ward has built this world and characters that I continue to fall in love with. And the world continues to have more and more added layers along the way.
Phury and Cormia are the couple that gets most of the focus, but that paled in comparison to everything else that was going on between these pages.
The thing that gutted me the most was the scene between a brother that h ...more
Phury and Cormia are the couple that gets most of the focus, but that paled in comparison to everything else that was going on between these pages.
The thing that gutted me the most was the scene between a brother that h ...more
I always thought that Phury was a little underappreciated, so I was so glad to finally be reading his book. I am never disappointed with any BDB novel. I thought Cormia was too much of a mouse at first, I stuck with it hoping she'd come out of her shell and kick ass (figuratively). It was a great book...Phury and Cormia were perfect for each other.
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Five months after accepting Primale, Phury has yet to deliver and Cormia’s found ways to amuse herself in a colorful world. Phury's called on his actions and non-actions forcing a decision-making journey that could ultimately lead him to a life outside the Brotherhood.
Peaks of Rhev’s life come through as he preens for a spotlight as his ties to the Brotherhood. Lash as well as the Lessers loose their most dastardly & diabolical weapons terrifying both JM and Caldwell which in turn disrupts the ...more
Peaks of Rhev’s life come through as he preens for a spotlight as his ties to the Brotherhood. Lash as well as the Lessers loose their most dastardly & diabolical weapons terrifying both JM and Caldwell which in turn disrupts the ...more
Reread July 2018
If J.R. Ward wasn't so good at intertwining various stories into her books, I probably would have skipped this one as I reread the series. Phury is not my favorite brother. For me, he is very two dimensional and lacks any real character until the very, very end. For her part, Cormia feels like a throw away character...not interesting enough to weave into future or past stories, but necessary for this story. There is enough going on with other characters that this story holds my i ...more
If J.R. Ward wasn't so good at intertwining various stories into her books, I probably would have skipped this one as I reread the series. Phury is not my favorite brother. For me, he is very two dimensional and lacks any real character until the very, very end. For her part, Cormia feels like a throw away character...not interesting enough to weave into future or past stories, but necessary for this story. There is enough going on with other characters that this story holds my i ...more
I didn't enjoy this book as much as the others in the series so far. I think a lot of that had to do with I just didn't feel connected to Phury and Cormia. I felt that Phury's problems just went on and on. Their story seemed to resolve too quickly.
I really enjoyed learning more about John, Qhuinn & Blay. ...more
I really enjoyed learning more about John, Qhuinn & Blay. ...more
Oct 09, 2010
Amber
marked it as to-read
Dec 07, 2010
April D
marked it as to-read
Feb 04, 2011
CassieCruel
rated it
it was amazing
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Oct 31, 2013
Danie
marked it as to-read
Nov 26, 2014
Kim Anderson
marked it as to-read
