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Debra Pamplin _amplin_ublications — WOW! FINALLY! Now this is what I have been waiting for!! Romance Shomance - who cares??!! THIS was the installment the series needed. Phew! I felt like with this book Ward finally broke free of the unoriginal, trite & tiresome formula which publisher's give "romance" author's to follow. And once Ward got her hooks in her audience, developed a large & loyal readership - she had come to the point in the series where she could finally write the story as intended. Thank God. I cannot believe the difference in this book in comparison to the 1st three. It's like Night & Day! Clearly, Ward spent enough time honing her skills & went for the juglar in this. In this book - the secondary characters soar. Rehvenge, John Matthew, Qhuinn, Blay, Xhex, Lash Cormia even...they were incredibly interesting, compelling, rich & captured my heart in so many ways. I love when author's start to develop rich stories & flesh out (seemingly intended) minor characters. And what about the new ones? Lassiter? I can't wait to know him! And Payne? A female version of Vishous? This should be good. There was so much to love here but what I absolutely appreciated & loved most about this book was the developing friendship between John Matthew, Qhuinn & Blay. Wow. SPOILERS BELOW: Ward touched upon homosexuality in Books 4 & 5 & I thought she handled it well for the most part. The message being really - love is love & it doesn't matter what sex, it is about "seeing" the other person & feeling that soul connection. With Vishous & Butch I felt it was a little too neatly rectified but I respected the intent & they way she navigated the story to show the type of (rare) bond of friendship which transcend. Normally, that is reserved for Female characters & books & for Ward to flip the script & write a relationship like this between 2 warrior alpha males was really brave. In this book, she tackles the subject again & fleshes it out even further. I feel like she handled it with such grace & dignity. The moments of understanding between Blay, John & Qhuinn were tender & honest in their mutual vulnerability & respect. Blay's love for Qhuinn, Qhuinn's honesty about his sexuality in return & John's rape by another man exposed. You would think that in this butch world Ward created, the last thing she would do is go there, but she did & not just once but twice! Not only that, but instead of having a woman suffer sexual abuse & violation - it has been the men in the books who have experienced & been scarred by that special humiliation (Z, John, V, Rehvenge). She also has male virgins (the 3 boys were all virgin's, Phury, V was emotionally). I can't tell you how happy I am the the roles have been reversed in regards to this subject matter. And I think Ward has done a fantastic job at bringing theses themes into the series & integrating them pretty beautifully. I really hope she continues to push these characters & continue in this vein. B'c most of all, it was a great, GREAT example of storytelling & kept me riveted. I have to admit - going by the 1st few books, I didn't think Ward had it in her. I was dead wrong.

Faizan Ullah faizan_ullah — Another great book by the author of "The Tipping Point." An interesting theory to better understand some of the things that you (or others) do and think without really knowing why. The power of snap judgement and intuition, gets you looking at others differently to better understand yourself and the society we live in.

Raphael Azeredo rapaz — A fast-paced and very intense read. I loved every second of it, and would recommend this for anyone looking for a Scandinavian crime fix similar to Stieg Larsson... except for the fact that Jo Nesbo is even better.

Nicolas Roger _icolas_rgr — Really enjoyed the first half of this book. It seemed to unravel a bit in the second half...

Tanghongli T 915650307c1f8 — This guy was in Microsoft, got really rich, and quit. But he shouldn't write a book on memetics just because he's rich and bored.

Devin Obryant hex956957a4e — Sexism and vampyrism in one book! The females of this vampyre race are allowed to be fierce but subjugate, strong but in need of protection. The heroine is found to be a perfect mate to her kink because she can kick arse. Ooook. The king of all vampyres is blind(ish) and depicted somewhat realistic to what blind folk would do today. I doubt a blind vampire king would really let his butler cut his own meat for him - hardly independent living skills-worthy. The sexx0r is good though at times strangely laughable (peaches, anyone?). While Vampyre lore is inverted a bit (where's my human on vampire sucking?!) it's not so tragic as to remind me of Twilight. A worthy read if you like sexism and odd language from grown men.