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Post by beth333 on May 19, 2012 18:40:57 GMT -5
 @ Tohrment ... not worried and still smiling!! And Mr. Bloodletter, The being shot part might bother me but if at the end if I had the one I love it would have been worth it! |
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Post by lisajane on Jun 27, 2012 17:59:29 GMT -5
My fav book is Dark Lover. Just opened up a different way of how we see vampires, plus Wrath how can you not love his ass. Then Vishous's book there so much I could say. Z's and Bella's book. I was disappointed with John's book I thought it could have been so much more. Tohr was yes, right up there with Wrath's. I'm looking forward to Qhuinn's and Blay's book, have loved them since they first appeared.  |
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Post by Vishous Bloodletter on Jun 29, 2012 17:24:23 GMT -5
@ Tohrment ... not worried and still smiling!! And Mr. Bloodletter, The being shot part might bother me but if at the end if I had the one I love it would have been worth it! If your speaking of being shot in LU; which if I'm making an assumption in saying this my apologies, I have mixed feelings about. Not because there haven't been so many instances where mortal injuries have brought the characters together in books. It's more that, seems Vishous got the slap in the face once again by his mother. She had just told him it was she whom started his life with B.S., clearly hadn't watched him (see his book being only a date, whereas the scribes kept detailed records on all the others), then just expected him to be all 'whoo hoo' about being the Primale AND it was her second in command that pulled the trigger. No way was that an unknown to her. Made the redemption a little iffy for me. As for Lover Reborn, there are some absolutely amazing aspects to that story. The struggle within and out loud was astounding. Tohrment loved one, and only one, female for an amazing amount of time. Yes, he struggled, agreed he had to fight. He became a true male of worth for the second time there. Autumn, amazed me in that book. The 'cringe' scene, where Tohr yelled at her, then while he went and beat himself up over it - she saw it as a hard truth. That is taking the fantasy fiction to an extreamly human level. Though everything is enhanced for Vampires, they still need that other soul to counter they're extreams. |
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@ Tohrment ... not worried and still smiling!! And Mr. Bloodletter, The being shot part might bother me but if at the end if I had the one I love it would have been worth it! 
