This story was good. Saber, and Taylor, were introduced in earlier books, so you think you already know them. It is an emotional, and dangerous story. With as turn or two to keep you hooked.
Great !
Review from Challenging Saber →
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A woman who doesn’t trust men, of any species, discovers every rule has its exception
Review from Hunter’s Claim →
Hunter is a good, solid character, a soldier / warrior fighting on the side of right to protect the weak. I wish I’d gotten a better sense of where he was in the chain of command, more because he worked with great assurance and confidence, than because it mattered to the story. Jessie has been..
I listened to the First Awakenings audio book the day after I listened to Command Decision, and I was glad I had the “back to back” experience. Ash is introduced in Command Decision and while we get to know him a lot better here, I felt already knowing him helped in the early chapters. I..
Loved it!
Review from Dagger’s Hope →
I really like Daggar, and his tenacity and will to survive, in a very brutal environment had me cheering for him. Jordan’s diced determination to find him, when others though him dead, was the driving force of this book. There was a terrible Bad guy, you wanted to kill and was glad when he got..
good book
Review from Abducting Abby →
good bookhappy it was a free book might not have listened to it otherwise
Wasted my money…..
Review from Blueshift →
I liked the premise of this book but wasted my money as I couldn’t stand the constant unnecessary F-Bombs. Had to stop listening.
Too sexual
Review from Abducting Abby →
I enjoyed the storyline, but the author engages the lead characters in too much explicit sex scenes. I had to fast forward past them which took away from my enjoyment.
Fantastic series
Review from Enrage →
Rachel Van Dyken knows her stuff! This is by far one of the best series on the market! You get sucked in and these characters become like your family. She never disappoints!
Better!!
Review from Razor’s Traitorous Heart →
S.E Smith’s series get better with each one, loved this and am looking forward to the rest.
Exceptional
Review from The Unexpected President →
The presidents that served after the Civil War seem to have been forgotten. Therefore, I enjoyed Greenberger’s new biography of Chester A. Arthur (1829-1886). Arthur was an attorney who was part of Roscoe Conkling’s political machine in New York. Arthur became the vice president for James A. Garfield (1831-1881) and became president on Garfield’s assassination…