Another in the series of the Black Dagger Brotherhood. If you haven't read any of the others, stop and go back, they are best read in order, as the story builds.
This book is centered on Vishous, but as usual you get to know the other Brothers as well. Ward continues to reveal bits and pieces of John's story, I expect a full book on him later.
I don't think I liked this as much as some of the others. Not for the BDSM (or whatever other alphabet soup you want to call it), but I think the Scribe Virgin creeps me out. And, there isn't as much fighting in this one -- yes, I'm male.
But, having said that, I can't recommend skipping it if you are going to continue on with the story. AND, I didn't mean to imply I didn't LIKE the book, just not as well as the previous ones. This book definitely has a conclusion, but there are also a lot of new threads started, to be picked up in subsequent books.
Ok, enough typing, I need to start reading the next book! ;)
This book is centered on Vishous, but as usual you get to know the other Brothers as well. Ward continues to reveal bits and pieces of John's story, I expect a full book on him later.
I don't think I liked this as much as some of the others. Not for the BDSM (or whatever other alphabet soup you want to call it), but I think the Scribe Virgin creeps me out. And, there isn't as much fighting in this one -- yes, I'm male.
But, having said that, I can't recommend skipping it if you are going to continue on with the story. AND, I didn't mean to imply I didn't LIKE the book, just not as well as the previous ones. This book definitely has a conclusion, but there are also a lot of new threads started, to be picked up in subsequent books.
Ok, enough typing, I need to start reading the next book! ;)
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