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A review by alikatson
Born of Fire by Sherrilyn Kenyon
4.0
3.75
Fair Warning - the heroines in the first two books of this series are seriously judgy mcjudgersons... I mean they had to be beaten over the head with evidence to the contrary to believe in their guys. I found this a bit frustrating after Dark Hunters where the heroines generally were pretty cool and did not need a huge lecture + physical evidence to believe in someone. This made me batty for the first half of the book.
BUT they get there and since these books are so long they have lots of growth.
I liked the story and Sin was cool if an uber tortured hero. I can see the basis for Kenyon’s other books, she excels at non-annoying tortured but there is a lot of that in this book.
Fair Warning - the heroines in the first two books of this series are seriously judgy mcjudgersons... I mean they had to be beaten over the head with evidence to the contrary to believe in their guys. I found this a bit frustrating after Dark Hunters where the heroines generally were pretty cool and did not need a huge lecture + physical evidence to believe in someone. This made me batty for the first half of the book.
BUT they get there and since these books are so long they have lots of growth.
I liked the story and Sin was cool if an uber tortured hero. I can see the basis for Kenyon’s other books, she excels at non-annoying tortured but there is a lot of that in this book.