The Brethren Guardians (7 books in series)
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review 1: This was a satisfying end to the trilogy, although this last book really focused on the romantic relationship between Elizabeth and Iain, and less on the Templar aspect. That's okay because these two have had a long, tortured history. They had a relationship way back and he lef...
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review 1: An historical romance with enough magical elements to make it a paranormal, the heroine has a troubled past due to her mother and the choices she made. Now the heroine lives with her uncle and writes romance novels about her vision of Death. He’s dark, mysteries and charming, jus...
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review 1: There were times when I felt like it was just repetitions and maybe that's the reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. Otherwise, I love Lizzy, she was strong and wilful. Never allowing her blindness to weigh her down. I din't like Iain in the beginning, how can he expect to just ...
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review 1: It took a while to get into this book, why I'm not really sure. It sort of seemed slow to begin with or maybe it was simply because I was already trying to figure out the puzzle before I had any of the pieces. Lucy has loved two men in her life and her father took one away and a ...
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review 1: This is the second book in The Brethren Guardians Trilogy and the story continues as if the first book never finished. Only the lead characters are different. Instead of Isabella and Black we have Lucy and Sussex at the center of the story.Pros1. The mystery and the cold behavior...
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review 1: DNF!Although I liked the hero and how his character is shown, the heroine Isabella didnt appeal much to me. She was shown as weak and oscillating a lot between Black and Knighton. One moment she gets all hot for black and the next moment she says she ll stick with Knighton. Such ...
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review 1: This is a very good series. Pride & Passion is number two of three. I read three first, then one, now this. What I have liked about all three, and this is my first time reading Charlotte Featherstone, is the incredible depth of emotional passion of the heroes. Like the other ...