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Ride the Wave
by Elizabeth Briggs
I have enjoyed this series so much and RIDE THE WAVE was a fantastic end for Kira, Jasin, Auric, Slade, and Reven's journey. They've come so far and fought so hard and I was happy with their ending as they finally confront the Black Dragon and her mates. While this book includes Kira bonding with Reven, it's not the focus. We've already seen Reven falling for Kira through the other books and after the ending of SHAKE THE EARTH Reven had already confronted his real feelings for Kira. Instead, this one is focused more on the build-up to the battle against the Dragons and I enjoyed seeing all the different factions come together.
It was also nice to see all of Kira's mates finding friendship in each other and recognizing that they're all a family now. And of course, I was happy to finally have a sexy scene of Kira with all her men. As a bonus I loved the multiple epilogues, one each for Jasin, Auric, Slade, and Reven that shows readers how everyone has been in the years following the battle. I won't say much else because I don't want to spoil anything, but I really enjoyed this one.
Content Warning: past prostitution as a means of survival; past maternal filicide; on page suicide as a sacrifice
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Favorite Quotes:
As Slade said, we were a family, bound to each other, heart and soul, our destinies entwined from our first breaths to the day we would leave this world.
It was also nice to see all of Kira's mates finding friendship in each other and recognizing that they're all a family now. And of course, I was happy to finally have a sexy scene of Kira with all her men. As a bonus I loved the multiple epilogues, one each for Jasin, Auric, Slade, and Reven that shows readers how everyone has been in the years following the battle. I won't say much else because I don't want to spoil anything, but I really enjoyed this one.
Content Warning: past prostitution as a means of survival; past maternal filicide; on page suicide as a sacrifice
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Favorite Quotes:
As Slade said, we were a family, bound to each other, heart and soul, our destinies entwined from our first breaths to the day we would leave this world.