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A review by shell74
The Darkest Touch by Gena Showalter
5.0
Actual Rating: 4.5 Stars
“I’m more than the most powerful immortal on earth, you know. I’m a person. With feelings and everything! I’m worth more than a barrel of whiskey.”
“You’re worth more than anything,” he said quietly.
“I have a heart and it’s quite capable of being br– Wait. What?” she asked.
The Darkest Touch had such an mixture of intense and violent scenes, but also with humor and passion, that it is hard to describe aptly. It worked absolutely perfectly for Torin and Keeley’s stormy relationship, though.
I’ll be honest: this book has been really tough to review because so much happens over the course of the story that I didn’t want to give too much of it away. Plus there were just so many characters, what with this being book eleven in the series. I would highly recommend reading some of the previous installments before jumping in here or a lot of it won’t make sense.
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“I’m more than the most powerful immortal on earth, you know. I’m a person. With feelings and everything! I’m worth more than a barrel of whiskey.”
“You’re worth more than anything,” he said quietly.
“I have a heart and it’s quite capable of being br– Wait. What?” she asked.
The Darkest Touch had such an mixture of intense and violent scenes, but also with humor and passion, that it is hard to describe aptly. It worked absolutely perfectly for Torin and Keeley’s stormy relationship, though.
I’ll be honest: this book has been really tough to review because so much happens over the course of the story that I didn’t want to give too much of it away. Plus there were just so many characters, what with this being book eleven in the series. I would highly recommend reading some of the previous installments before jumping in here or a lot of it won’t make sense.
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