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Fun action romance sci-fi

Review from Challenging Saber →

This happens to be my favorite in this series. This being book four, we’ve read about this long standing friendship…but more… for three books and years and years. Taylor and Saber finally get their book! Lots of action, feisty female, stubborn male. Plot that is bigger than what you initially think, and a surprising ending…

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Full of action!

Review from Dagger’s Hope →

This story continues the Alliance series with Jordan, secretive middle sister, following her heart two years after Dagger is pronounced dead. Filled with action and heroism, this story has tons of sappy sweet “awww” moments and super hot bedroom scenes.

It was ok

Review from Heart of the Cat →

I liked the story, but it was almost as if it was written by a different author. All of the explicit sex scenes that I’ve come to enjoy in her other books were missing. And the end seemed rushed. I would have enjoyed more detail. I’m confused about the change in style.

Compelling work of Historical Fiction

Review from A Sorrow in Our Heart →

At 30+ hours it’s a titanic audiobook, yet the story grips you from the start and never lets up. Such a powerful tale of bravery, determination, and tragedy. Tecumseh is probably the historical figure I admire the most, and this story really did him justice. That being said, what keeps this from being five stars..

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Hard

Review from Coming Back Alive →

I wish someone had put this in their review, but nobody did, so I am going to do it. I only got through the first chapter/story and returned it. The story is amazing, narration perfect, however, the horrific tragedy that happens in just the first chapter left me unable to sleep. I realize harrowing is..

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Detailed and 3-Dimensional

Review from The Indian World of George Washington →

I find this history detailed and 3-dimensional in it’s portrayal of the various figures and their relationships as allies, enemies, and adversaries. The political machinations between various tribes and European settlers in a fluidly changing landscape of power is at full display. It’s an interesting time in history/geography and the book details the interpersonal and..

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