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The Savage Grace (2012)

by Bree Despain(Favorite Author)

4.16 of 5 Votes: 4

ISBN

1606842218 (ISBN13: 9781606842218)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

EgmontUSA

series

The Dark Divine

review 1: *Warning: This review may contain spoilers. Read at your own risk.Review courtesy of The Tattered Page: One Word: GRIPPINGFirst, I want to say how much I enjoyed The Dark Divine trilogy. I remember when I started reading the first book, The Dark Divine, in my dorm room of Spring 2010. When I picked up the book I had no idea what Daniel's secret was. But once I was a few pages in I just couldn't put it down. So, you can imagine my dismay when I discovered half way through The Savage Grace that it was the final installment.But, going on to my opinion of The Savage Grace as an individual book ... As my one word review says -- gripping -- I could not put this book down. Point. Blank. There is without a doubt an even balance between action, paranormal and romance. Not to mentio... moren, the alpha villain was just delicious. If you've read the previous installments of The Dark Divine trilogy and wondering "What the hell is she talking out about?" ... let's just say there is indeed a twist *hint, hint.*It is in The Savage Grace that Grace Divine discovers her purpose ... what she truly wants out of life. Daniel finds his footing as a True Alpha ... what being a leader and being person -- not just a werewolf -- is really like. The Lost Boys finally find their home ... where they belong and the true meaning of family.The Savage Grace is the bittersweet end of a divine journey with Grace and her werewolves. And it sent The Dark Divine trilogy in farewell on an entrancing, howling note.Here is one of my favorite quotes from The Savage Grace:Grace: I watched as April and Charity bounded out of the family room, leaving Baby James to suck on the edge of his blankey with blissful oblivion. At least I never had to worry about his running off with a pack of paranormal thugs. - page 297Happy Reading!Ashley
review 2: The last book in the Dark Divine series (3 parts)?? The question mark is because, so much was left in the air at the end. That I strongly believe, that more books could be written. I found myself routing for grace and Daniel from beginning to end. So much action in this book, it was so hard to put down. And twist and turns on ever page. I liked how Bree Despain written this book. But giving how the ending went. I'm so wishing she was writing another book. I just wanted more. less

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