The evolution of the only angel made is not over. We meet Elena again to find out how she emerges from her chrysalis. She is definitely full of surprises.
One of the most exciting books of the guildhunter series. Prepare yourselves for another perfect book from Nalini Singh.

"Gegen das, woran sie litt, halfen Chanel-Produkte einfach nicht."

Arme arme Gin

Wish I was reading it in English😬

Oh the final HEA this time was so good 😍 I loved it I loved it I loved it. For everybody who think they are working hard and doing everything the world throws at them! This book should have been dedicated to you. In all the characters you will find a piece of you. A shout out to Nalini Singh we want to read Nayna and Raj's story too!

Fast paced and easy to read however the characters and happenings are not believable. Sometimes I had the feeling that the male characters were thinking like a woman. But I let the benefit of doubt win and enjoyed the book nonetheless.

Even as that reminder sliced pitilessly through the hope, Kit accepted the bleak truth that Noah would always be the one. She might one day love another man, but it would never be like what she and Noah could‘ve had together.The promise between them, it had been something most people never experienced.It was broken now, shattered so badly nothing could put it back together, but when it had been whole, it had been beyond beautiful, a priceless gift

Loved it. Nalini took me once again on a rollercoaster of emotions. Holly is such a strong girl. Right until the end I found Venom so annoying but when I found out about his past I changed my mind. Will we see him change, get more mature like Dmitri in the future now that he has Holly and a family? Only time will tell.

Her sanity was a fragile thing, a butterfly cupped in her hands, that she carried with her everywhere, afraid of what would happen if she let it go -or got careless and crushed it.

Pretty much like Dragonbound. Only this one feels like a copy. Redundant love scenes make it boring. The HEA didn't impress me. I thought like "is she talking about the gardener"? What a week final scene.

Technically bad. Good idea, bad book. Opening hook was ok and from there on it started staggering. Clichees everywhere you look. Sorry but just not good enough.

My strawberry couple. Silvalentin

“I‘m immortal,” she reminded him when he released his grip on her wrist to curve his fingers around that throat. “You can‘t hurt me.” A laugh that sounded like broken glass. “There are ways to hurt a woman that have nothing to do with anything so simple as pain.”

First book of Joe Hill I have in my claws. He has so far been a good storyteller. Let's see how it goes on.

I feel like I've run a marathon. Nice twist in the end. Make sure you dont read the last page before the rest so it stays as a surprise.

Take happiness where you can,” he said. “It seldom lasts—‘course, neither does sorrow, right?”

Coyote‘s road had looked and smelled exactly as I expected—but real life doesn‘t do that. Real life is full of surprises, big and small.

Love means leaving yourself vulnerable, knowing that there is someone to catch you when you fall.

Amazing strong female character and a disappointing male character. Either I'm starting to have enough of patricia briggs books or the males are really testosterone bags in these books. Many people complain that the females are only there dor the sex scenes of the book or movie. Well turn it upside down and you'll have Patricia Briggs stories where the male character is only an accessory. Am I too harsh?

It took 5 books for the romance in this series to develop. About time. Native American mysteries and mythology play an important role in this one. I liked it and am already reading the following book. Mercy Thompson is addictive

What a strong female character! Totally in control of herself and doesn't let anybody else tell her what to do. Male characters respect her, you can really feel that throughout the book. I also like the gay character. Would love to read more about him. I'll be reading more in this series. That's for sure.

Struggling through the first 50 pages of Stephanie Meyer's The Chemist. Should I read on or should I pick up another book?

Another good book from Nalini Singh. I noticed tht she likes to solve the main problem in the last 20 pages. By then I am way too impatient. This book was also a book I would recommend to younger romance readers. Because the main female character has a wow of celibacy it takes forever for the good stuff to begin and when it does it's not juicy like in some other books. It doesn't matter though. The passion and the yearning is always there.

Nice to read a bit about Japan. Different setting without geishas and stuff one usually relates to Japan and an erotic book.
Only thing disturbing: Huge wtf moment when I read "It was late summer now and the cherry blossoms were beautiful". Well where I live cherry threes blossom in spring and we eat cherries in June.??

As three simple rules was offered for free in Amazon I used the chance to read it thinking it's another billionaire story. I couldn't be more wrong. Office romance with steaming hot scenes and a cliffhanger at the end. It started bad with xl clichés but turned out to be a pageturner. Recommended to everybody who wants erotic office romance with lovable characters.

A beautiful love story. Two angels who had terrible childhoods, struggling to recognize and adjust to love when they find it. Like eyes trying to adjust to sunshine after staying too long in darkness.

Having lunch alone. Wish I hadn't forgotten my lunch partner back at home😓

What a boring book. Cole earned points by me with her contemporary series "Gamemaker" but this one was trash. ?and ? meet in a moment where she needs help. They get intimate (sort of) and then the misunderstandings begin. The characters think something and say something else. So they end up tangled in trouble they can only blame themselves for. So predictable!
It contains another story so the book doesn't look like a 1 Euro ? on the shelf.

I liked Ifem the main character right until the last maybe 10 pages. What a disappointment she turned out to be. Esther was close but not on point. She doesn't revolt men or husbands, she's a man eater she chews them up and spits them out not even stopping for the love of her life.
I pity Obinze.
Overall an emotional book with lots of ups and downs and a disappointing ending.

Contemporary romance in an office background. I especially liked how it tackles guilt.

"I could physically walk away from her, but she was already inside of me. Distance wouldn‘t change that. She‘d be in my heart, even if she wasn‘t in my life."
Bossman by Vi Keeland