GTFO of here with the political nonsense. This is ParaNormal ROMANCE! Ya know Alpha Heroes - vamp, angels, shifters, etc for this sub genre. That’s what happens when a once badass author loses her grip on her beloved series and turns it into a cash cow. I was once a staunch advocate for the irreverent BDB series but now through a long ass string of bullshit books, I have become a harsh critic. I’m rationalizing continuing to spend my money based on, Vishous is worth it, but there will come a time that not even V will pull me back to shelling out my cash. This book proves JRW has no respect for her readers anymore. Not even, The Shadows, Blood Truth, the joke The Savior, or the magnanimous failure The Sinner.
I'm really looking forward to whatever comes next.ġ/5: I’ve never given a BDB book a one star rating. There are a lot of stories going on at the same time and it took me a bit to get my head back in the game, but it was fun watching them all come together. I really hope he didn't change it to boring brown because of peer pressure or something.
I also found it interesting that it wasn't mentioned that his mohawk is purple. Now, lick that prozac lollipop I gave you like a good girl. Good one, psycho! No, that doesn't mean I'll let you out of the straight jacket. "I was so over tonight even before you waltzed in looking like Liberace and Hannibal Lecter had a love child." One of the funniest parts of the story is where the bitchy main girl calls him out on his outfit: We only get a fraction of her story and she will obviously be a major player in the future.Īs for favorite characters that make it into this book with more than a few lines:Īnd the Rehv gets a part. There is, as always, the set-up for a couple of the other characters to get their books and I really want to see where things go with Elyn. How could I not love a guy who saves dying people in the desert by bringing them a Big Mac and has the fashion sense of a blind Brony Hair Metal Band? We also get glimpses into the mind of my favorite character, Lassiter.
There is significant world-building that will direct future books in all of the connected series. Judging the book apart from her, I really loved it. Not, you know, fucked her.īut, you know, not my monkey not my circus.
As soon as the hero figured out what she was hiding he should have gotten her to a psychiatric hospital. However, it is very clear that she had a psychotic break right before the story began, and all of her actions are being directed by the broken psyche of a delusional person. This is a tough book to rate because, yes, I hated the heroine of the story as much as most reviewers.
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