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Lover Mine

Lover Mine 1

Number 8 in series

by J. R. Ward
Paperback
Publication Date: 12/04/2011
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In the shadows of the night in Caldwell, New York, there s a deadly war raging between vampires and their slayers. And there exists a secret band of brothers like no other - vampire warriors, defenders of their race . . .



John Matthew has been through his vampire transition and taken to the life of the Brotherhood with a vengeance, but he still can t shake the nightmare of his past and is unsure of his future as a warrior hero. He s made a promise to honour the Brotherhood and their fight with the slayers at all costs, until the love of his life is kidnapped and he is forced to make a choice that could change his life and the Brotherhood s forever . . .
ISBN:
9780749955205
9780749955205
Category:
Fantasy
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
12-04-2011
Publisher:
Little, Brown Book Group
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Pages:
672
Dimensions (mm):
196x130x46mm
Weight:
0.52kg
J. R. Ward

After graduating from law school J.R. Ward began working in health care in Boston and spent many years as chief of staff for one of the premier academic medical centres in the US. She lives in Kentucky with her husband.

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Lover Mine is the eighth novel in the Black Dagger Brotherhood series by J.R.Ward. While this novel mainly concerns the long-awaited story of John Matthew and Xhex, there are several subplots: a narration set in 1684 gives the reader more about the early Brotherhood in the Old Country, Tohrs start with them and Dariuss dream of a Brotherhood Mansion, as well as Xhexs origins; Lashs story develops; the tension between Blay and Qhuinn builds with the introduction of another character; Ward sets the scene for the next novel, Lover Unleashed, with some scenes with Payne on the Far Side; and finally, there is a loosely-connected narration about a reality TV program called Paranormal Investigations. Once again, the plot is original, with several twists to foil predictability. While John Matthew stayed true to form, it seemed to me that Xhex was acting out of character from previous books. The world Ward has created is certainly a compelling one that she comprehensively supports with plenty of information about what, who and how. The odd spellings can be taken in context as part of this world, although the questions as statements are slightly irritating. On the whole, this series is quite addictive and this book, while a brick, is a great read.

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