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Bolt Saga Volume One: Parts 1, 2 & 3 by Angel Payne

nicki_theoverflowingbookcase's review against another edition

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5.0

While sci-fi is not usually my cup of tea, Angel Payne writes with just enough romance and seduction to make this story completely worth it. Reese and Emma are not only making their boss/employee romance work, they are also fighting bad guys as Reese’s alter ego Bolt uses his superpowers for good. But can the romance blossom when Bolts identity is made public? Or will Emma walk away not only from Reese but from her job as well. With great characters and a storyline that had me hooked from the opening pages, Angel Payne does not disappoint.

dmconnolly1's review against another edition

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5.0

Angel Payne has easily become one of my favorite authors! I loved the Bolt in the Misadventures of a Super Heto and am so glad it is going to be a series now. EmRee is a great power couple and I can’t wait to see what happens!!

greyc's review against another edition

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I love superhero stories, and the description for this book was intriguing. I don't normally read romance, so I know I'm not the target audience for this, but I really wanted to give it a try. I'm not against romance, but I have rarely felt that it was done well enough or interestingly enough to read several hundred pages about it. 

Bolt unfortunately did not change my mind. I only made it about 23% of the way in before setting it aside for good. The characters were very flat and uninteresting. What little I did learn about the two main characters before they (immediately) had sex only made me dislike them. There is no build-up, no tension, no development. In 70+ pages, we knew the FMC was an entitled girl from privilege who needed to "make it on her own," and the MMC was Bruce Wayne/Batman clone that read like a bad fanfic. 

Again, I'm not the target audience, and I didn't get very far before quitting. If you're just wanting a lot of moderately well-written erotica with a thin layer of plot and character, this is perfect. 

raeroo0603's review against another edition

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5.0

When I started Bolt, I couldn't put it down! This is my first superhero and Angel Payne book and i have to say I'm in LOVE! This story takes you on this amazing adventure & love story between Emma & Reese. By the end of the book your in love with the characters and story line. Your also left wondering what will happen in the next installment of Bolt and I cannot wait for it to come out!!

dluscan's review against another edition

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4.0

Great start to the series! Can't wait to read what comes next.

wineanlatenightreads's review against another edition

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5.0

Oh my word! This series is/will be AH MAZING!!! I don't think you guys even realize how funny and heart warming this book was. Emma was such a sweet heart. Who works for hotel as their guest relations specialists who is constantly striving for more. that even I was like I want to do more.. and the fact that she turned play boy turned science experiment Reece Richards into a "real boy" lol. Reece starts the series as a guy who has a lot of money and way to much time on his hands where he is constantly chasing the next big high where he runs into the evil hitch Angelique La Salle and her big bad guys of the consortium of assholes who turn Reece into a walking lightening rod. Effectively ending his days of a man whore.
I can not wait to see where Angel Payne takes us next in this amazing series!

belindaclemons_123's review against another edition

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5.0

when Bolt was Misadventures of a Superhero the book blew me away. It was the first one (book) I had actually read by Angel Payne. When I read the she was expanding of the book to make its own series esq serial I was thrilled because I just enjoyed Superhero so much. Now ive read Bolt Vol 1 with its new scenes and longer story line and I'm just mind boggled. Bolt has become one of my all time favorite book boyfriends AGAIN and the book one of my all time favorites AGAIN. I cant wait to see what will happen between Reece aka our electrifying BOLT and Emmalina the woman who can handle him lol.

spookshow's review against another edition

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1.0

I DNFed this at around 20%
I just couldn't do it. I'm fine with sex in a book, sometimes it even adds to the story itself and gives us another dimension of the characters. But this one, I just struggled so bad with it. The opening was intriguing, a man kidnapped by a goddess of a woman and subsequently ends up becoming a superhero because of something she did to him. That is interesting. I just felt that it was all ruined by the premature sex scene. Sure, add it in later on, when we've connected with the characters and it can add something to their budding relationship. Not when we've literally just met them.
This one, unfortunately wasn't for me, but give it a try, you may find it enjoyable where I didn't :)

ryanandcara's review against another edition

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5.0

If you enjoy hot superheroes... this book is for you! I could not put it down.

xakyr's review against another edition

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3.0

FTC DISCLAIMER: I RECEIVED AN E-ARC FROM THE PUBLISHER THROUGH NET GALLEY. I VOLUNTARILY OFFER MY HONEST REVIEW OF THE BOOK, THOUGH IT IS NOT EXPECTED OF ME! RECEIPT OF THIS BOOK IN THIS MANNER DOES NOT AFFECT MY OPINION OF THE BOOK OR THE CONTENT OF MY REVIEW!

Last year, I read the author's [b:Misadventures with a Super Hero|34356928|Misadventures with a Super Hero (Misadventures, #7)|Angel Payne|https://images.gr-assets.com/books/1487821906s/34356928.jpg|55434398], but I hadn't realized she'd turned it into a saga until I saw this book on NetGalley! While I absolutely detest serial novels, I took a chance on this one because of my previous read of the prequel story. Unfortunately, the first two parts (and even part of the 3rd part!) of this book seemed to be a re-hashing of that prequel story, which really pulled the book down for me.

It also seemed to focus more on the sexual aspects of the relationship than I remembered. The Consortium still isn't explained well, and there are a lot of threads left hanging that I would hope would be addressed in other books. The third story really shone for me, as I liked the lengths Reese went to in order to show Emma his love for her.

While I love superhero novels, I wasn't that impressed with this one, and doubt I would continue the series.