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Songbird Freed (2000)

by Lisa Edward(Favorite Author)

4.58 of 5 Votes: 2

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English

genre

Romance

series

Songbird

review 1: 4.5 StarsThis was an excellent ending to a wonderful series. We pick up where we left off, Riley is alive. Tara has moved on with her life and is with Cole, which in my opinion is where she should have always been. There are many "Riley" lovers out there but I am always a sucker for the bad boy!Cole has turned around so much from the beginning of the books. He has become such a loving and devoted person. I think he is a little to understanding and forgiving when it comes to Tara, but they always say that "love makes us blind".Tara, hmmm, now that this is done I really did not care for Tara throughout this. I found her weepy, selfish and really unlikable. I fell in love with both Riley and Cole. They were both great men that could have probably found someone more deserving.... more That is what makes a great book! You get into the characters as if they were you friends. You do not have to love all of them, it is the fact that the author stirs up you emotions that makes a fabulous book! This is one of those books! Congrats Lisa on a wonderful trilogy!Sent from my iPad
review 2: Now I am unsure how to rate this book as I read the trilogy one after the other and frankly maybe its my fault for getting a headache half way in.The hero was hot enough I guess as is indicated by his sexual history during a truth & dare session in the 3rd installment,over 500 women(that's quite an achievement).The second hero was also hot enough(are we detecting a pattern here)The heroine had a wonderful time with both(separately off-course) which was pity as a menage with have totally alleviated my headache so in the end I found the drama boring long drawn unnecessary similar to the Elena,Stephan,Damian triangle of TVD.You would at least think if one was an immortal creature there would be at least an experiment with bi-sexual among st these vampires but this obsession with Elena(uugh).But I get off topic...I would have scored this book 4 stars but one think always puzzles me about Alpha males portrayed in many new adult books.They have f**ked their way through countless women,claimed ways of manipulating them to their satisfaction yet are always almost brought to their knees by either a wicked mother/stepmother as is case in point in this book or held to ransom by a demented obsessive 'fiance'Now if that does not scream submissive male bitch & superior female alpha power than where is all the so called alpha-ness that the hero is supposed to be displaying.A good book but nothing to rave about. less

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