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Guardian's Grace (2000)

by Jacqueline Rhoades(Favorite Author)

4.1 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Guardians of the Race

review 1: Books like this are why I love the paranormal! Vampires and witches and demons oh my! Guardian's Grace shows a new twist on the vampire legend and I could not put it down. It has action, danger, love and humor. The twins are hilarious, Otto is sweet and charming, Grace is strong and protective and Cannon is fierce and stubborn but can still be brought to his knees by his woman. This was the first book I read from this author and I can't wait to read the rest of her work! Fans of the Black Dagger Brotherhood series will love this series!
review 2: What a brilliant premise for this novel. I love how unique yet well developed and put together everything is. The mythology behind this story is clearly set out for the audience in an entertaining manner. This f... moreast paced novel kept my attention throughout. It is extremely suspenseful & romantic, with just the right touch of comedic relief. For all its twists and turns, however, above all this is a story about love and loyalty and finding yourself. Rhoades is a very visual author. Using a multiplicity of techniques she develops a world that you cannot help but see in your mind’s eye. Her writing style and tone change minutely based on the scene and it’s participants. She subtly evokes emotions in her readers through this. The dark and light of the storyline are entrenched in the reader’s psyche without Rhoades every having to state it flat out. Rhoades describes her scenes in explicit detail, drawing her readers further and further into the story. I love how Rhoades doesn’t mince her words. She says what she means in the way real people say it. This flows directly into her dialogue. People talk like real people. Slang and swearing make their way into her novels in the manner that it does in everyday conversation. It makes everyone seem so much more real when they aren’t speaking like a textbook or sickly sweet. Rhoades writes her novels for adults without ever talking down to them or simplifying things. At the same time, the novel is naturally written. You feel like you’re still in the real world experiencing something amazing.I found myself attached to the main characters right from the beginning of this novel. Although the cast itself is quite large, each character is individually developed. Rhoades does a brilliant job of developing everyone to suit their role. She doesn’t throw extraneous details at her readers. less

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