The one brother I actually disliked. Skipped lots of parts just to get to end of it and see if the next brother, and his story, is better.

I’ve liked and read every single one of her series for years! But like others I prefer romance to actual and constant descriptions of sex especially S&M - like the motorcycle series, and now this one as well. I like her storylines and the effort put in to get you from one point to the other and the interaction among the players! But then comes pages and pages and pages of words on the type of sex or the horrific explanation of why and I just roll my eyes and flip over to the REAL storyline. I know I’m probably old fashioned and I’m not looking for “vanilla” sex, but jeez there must be some point of a middle ground isn’t there?!

I read Christine Feehah because of the amazing storyline she has. Unfortunately I’m one of those who like the storyline more than the graphic sex scenes. I agree with one review that complained about the domination slant of the character’s sexual orientation. I wonder what f Christine can just retain it to just pure need and lust? After all this is a romance book as well right? Well at the end of it all I still read her books and then skip over those

Love the story line, how each couple are meant for each other. The dominant sex is a turn on. I not to fond of how they find the villain and are able to end him so fast. A little more cat and mouse would be nice. Maybe one who can get the girl and the rider has to find & save her. Looking forward to Taviono & Nicoletta’s story.

Droning on about how sexy she thought he was. I finally gave up.

Normally I enjoy Christine Feehan’s Shadow Rider series, but this book let me down. Christine seems to feel that domination of one person by another person is acceptable. I don’t. As the saying goes: You can put lipstick on a pig, but it’s still a pig. I have high hopes she will do better with the next book in the series.

I preordered the book on iTunes but found it at Walmart for $6 a week before it release date so I bought it on paper back. And it is a great book.