Lover Enshrined
Number 6 in Series
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4.3 • 202 Ratings
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- $11.99
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Publisher Description
And now, a dutiful twin must choose between two lives . . .
Phury has sacrificed himself for the good of the race, becoming the male responsible for keeping the Black Dagger Brotherhood's bloodlines alive - he is to father the sons and daughters who will ensure that the traditions of the race survive and that there are warriors to fight those who want all vampires extinguished.
As his first mate, the Chosen Cormia wants to win not only his body but his heart for herself - she sees the emotionally scarred male behind all his noble responsibility. But as the war with the Lessening Society grows more grim, Phury must decide between duty and love.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Wards's terrific latest picks up the Black Dagger Brotherhood of vampires where Lover Unbound left off. Phury, a sworn Brother who has also become the Primale, is wrestling with a destiny he doesn't want, an addiction he can't handle and an insurmountable feeling of inadequacy that bleeds over into his love for Cormia, his Chosen First Mate. He holes up at the Brotherhood's rural New York base. The Omega, bent on destroying the vampire race, is meanwhile growing ever stronger, and his long-held plan to destroy the Brothers, via the Lessening Society, is coming to fruition. Younger Brotherhood trainees John Matthew, Qhuinn and Blaylock are learning what it means to come of age and are immersed in their own drama with Qhuinn's malicious cousin, Lash. The stories all reach a shared climax, leading to explosive revelations that set up the next book beautifully. Focusing less on Phury and Cormia and more on the Omega's plot amps the tension on all sides. A subplot involving Rhevenge, John Matthew and the female symphath Xhex is particularly exciting, with Ward diving into varied subspecies, sexual predilections and questions of identity. Ward has outdone herself with this latest Brotherhood novel.
Customer Reviews
Enshrined Love.
Out of all the series this is the book that leaves me wanting more from J.R. Ward. Phury, though very sweet, simply doesn't steal my love like the other Brothers. This book is a must read, it is worth your money and time, but compared to the other books, I felt less enraptured. But the story of Phury aside, the rest of the world keeps you reading for more.
Review
A lot slower than the other books less fight and excitement but finally got there in the end. Still a great series well done.
brotherhood
best series of books, each one get you more addicted. love her style of writing.