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birdloveranne's review against another edition
5.0
Becca was really irritating, but other than that, great book!
sjb86's review against another edition
5.0
This book is very long but when reading it doesn't feel like it goes on too long or overdone. I really like the different relationship between all three and with the different belief Far believing in goddess, Becca christen and Trust in gods on his world.
Each struggle with religious beliefs that are different to the other mate and social understanding.
Some parts are similar to the other twin kindred book but when reading u don't notice till after and reflect back.
Really good story HEA.
Only thing I have against this book is the demon Ur for me starting to drag and would like next story to just about relationships and not so much about another evil demon.
Looking forward to Garron story if he gets one.
Each struggle with religious beliefs that are different to the other mate and social understanding.
Some parts are similar to the other twin kindred book but when reading u don't notice till after and reflect back.
Really good story HEA.
Only thing I have against this book is the demon Ur for me starting to drag and would like next story to just about relationships and not so much about another evil demon.
Looking forward to Garron story if he gets one.
kit10zero4's review against another edition
4.0
****Spoiler Free******
Ah, Twin Kindred. Be still my heart. It's intriguing the way Ms. Anderson handles twins, one dare and one light. If you're familiar with the series, then you already know about Twin Kindreds from Lock and Deep. Their book was an example of how it's supposed to be. Far and Truth are an example of how things don't always go according to plan. They didn't bond, they hate each other. Becca believes she can choose between the men.
#1) Um, why would you want to?
#2) Even if they do hate each other, Far and Truth are Twin Kindred. I don't understand how Becca thought she could get around bonding the way nature created them to.
Lucky for all three, fate steps in.
Ms. Anderson has a gift for crafting believable dialogue, dynamic characters, and smoking hot love scenes. The Kindred series is fantastic and hasn't lost momentum like some series' do. I'm excited to see more of Ms. Anderson's Kindred books in the future.
Ah, Twin Kindred. Be still my heart. It's intriguing the way Ms. Anderson handles twins, one dare and one light. If you're familiar with the series, then you already know about Twin Kindreds from Lock and Deep. Their book was an example of how it's supposed to be. Far and Truth are an example of how things don't always go according to plan. They didn't bond, they hate each other. Becca believes she can choose between the men.
#1) Um, why would you want to?
#2) Even if they do hate each other, Far and Truth are Twin Kindred. I don't understand how Becca thought she could get around bonding the way nature created them to.
Lucky for all three, fate steps in.
Ms. Anderson has a gift for crafting believable dialogue, dynamic characters, and smoking hot love scenes. The Kindred series is fantastic and hasn't lost momentum like some series' do. I'm excited to see more of Ms. Anderson's Kindred books in the future.
goaskalix's review against another edition
4.0
4.5 Stars
Oooh, this is right up there with my favourites in the series. I mean, ain't nothing ever gonna touch Sylvan... but DAMN. Also? "Apologies" is possibly - now - just about the sexiest word in the English language (I've spent too many days straight reading and rereading this series, I definitely tried to type Human language there like, four times).
An excellent addition to one of my favourite series. What a twist-turning plot. And Truth and Far? Uffda. Just the right combination of angst and arrogance and sweetness to hit you right in the damn heartstrings.
Love, love, LOVED it.
(but still, #TEAMSYLVAN)
Oooh, this is right up there with my favourites in the series. I mean, ain't nothing ever gonna touch Sylvan... but DAMN. Also? "Apologies" is possibly - now - just about the sexiest word in the English language (I've spent too many days straight reading and rereading this series, I definitely tried to type Human language there like, four times).
An excellent addition to one of my favourite series. What a twist-turning plot. And Truth and Far? Uffda. Just the right combination of angst and arrogance and sweetness to hit you right in the damn heartstrings.
Love, love, LOVED it.
(but still, #TEAMSYLVAN)
kkfrecker567's review against another edition
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
2.75
unique_person's review against another edition
5.0
Twin kindred - truth and far
Becca is going to become nun but because of bonding fruit end up with them
They are send to find the solution of the problem to a planet that has no atmosphere.
There they experienced mindspace.
Then they go to truth's planet pax.
They find the pendant and become truly injured.
They return to the mother ship and find the solution of the problem.
Becca is going to become nun but because of bonding fruit end up with them
They are send to find the solution of the problem to a planet that has no atmosphere.
There they experienced mindspace.
Then they go to truth's planet pax.
They find the pendant and become truly injured.
They return to the mother ship and find the solution of the problem.
manth1975's review against another edition
5.0
Another tear jerker and I really didn't know if this relationship was going to work out. I'm so glad it did and that we got to tour another exotic and frightening world. The character of Gannon introduced in this book really intrigues me and I can't wait for the next installment to see how his story plays out.