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Daniel Neale agency31 — I will happily read ANYTHING written by Rachel Vincent. Her ideas are fresh and intriguing - she creates strong, self-assured characters and intricately weaves them into the fabric of her intelligent story line's, making for fascinating reading and inspired and admirable characters. She creates characters people aspire to be like - that are head-strong and smart, she produces true heroine's, in every sense of the word. Rachel Vincent is a genius! I can't wait for the next novel.

Annea Lounatvuori annealouna3a84 — Finally, after four books of nothing, something happens in this book...at the very, very end of the book. Honestly, I felt this one was a throwback to some of the earlier books in the series, but it still ain't all that grand.

Mariano Rivas colormono — اعتراضی است به سبک کالوینو به سه معضل دنیای جدید؛ آلودگی محیط زیست، آلودگی هوا و دموکراسی. آمیخته است با کمی طنز اجتماعی. همین کافی است تا کالوینو به نویسندگان محبوب من اضافه شود.

Albear Beroz albearberoz — So much better than the movie!!

Lee Calderon _ee_alderon — I read this for the first time in two years and I have to honestly say I didn't give Butch a fair shake on the fist go around. I've reread Rhage's and Zsadists books many times but this was Butch's first re-read. I think this is mainly because this first time I read this I had finished Lover Awakened a few days ago. If that book is in not the best paranormal romance written it is definitely in the top five. The emotional intensity is a hard act to follow to say the least and I was comparing it too much to Zsadist's story. Lover Revealed is very different. It really opened up the Brotherhood universe to many facets and subplots, and when I first read it I wanted it to be all Butch/Marissa scenes. I didn't appreciate all the space given to Butch fulfilling his destiny and Marissa coming into her own as a person. Before it really annoyed me how Butch was always feeling like he didn't measure up, and Marissa's naivety bothered me too. I don't know why I was so much less judmental towards them. Maybe it was because as the later books focus so much on John/Blay/Quinn/Xhex/Revenge reading the narrative from Butch's perspective was like coming home to an old friend. Plus, Boston boys are wicked hot.