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Absolute Surrender ( Fallen Guardians #1)
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Georgia Lyn Hunter’s paranormal romance Absolute Surrender is awesome! After being banished from his world Aethan was sent to earth and made a warrior to defend humans from demonii. He encounters Echo just after she kills one of these demonii and it’s on from there.
The book has so much depth and so many layers that I want to start a book club to discuss it. I enjoyed the heated romance between Echo and Aethan which sizzled in the beginning and eventually burned white hot (he he he- read the book to understand my mirth). Their relationship was strong, if not rocky. But as with all good romances, the HEA ending made me sigh.
Georgia’s writing style is very descriptive. She is able to set the worlds she has created in your mind’s eye. I wish I could say I enjoyed travelling to hell, but no I did not, as was her intention. The fight scenes were fantastic. I’m a fight scene affectionado and hers were smooth. And when the sword came from… sorry no spoilers here, but it was so cool.
The conversations were witty and engaging, making me chuckle at points. The fact that these huge tough warriors also had a sweet tooth made me laugh.
I absolutely love a strong female heroine and Echo did not disappoint. She had a bad upbringing, but was able to fight instead of giving into the harshness of life. I liked that. One thing I didn’t like about her was that she didn’t always make the best decisions. That annoyed me, but not enough to stay angry with her for too long. I know the story needed the drama of her bad judgment, and this got me further into the book.
Georgia should not keep me waiting for a sequel. I fell in love with all of the warriors and want to read each of their stories, like yesterday.
If you want a book full of action, romance up to your elbows, with some fantastic descriptive writing, then Absolute Surrender is for you.
The book has so much depth and so many layers that I want to start a book club to discuss it. I enjoyed the heated romance between Echo and Aethan which sizzled in the beginning and eventually burned white hot (he he he- read the book to understand my mirth). Their relationship was strong, if not rocky. But as with all good romances, the HEA ending made me sigh.
Georgia’s writing style is very descriptive. She is able to set the worlds she has created in your mind’s eye. I wish I could say I enjoyed travelling to hell, but no I did not, as was her intention. The fight scenes were fantastic. I’m a fight scene affectionado and hers were smooth. And when the sword came from… sorry no spoilers here, but it was so cool.
The conversations were witty and engaging, making me chuckle at points. The fact that these huge tough warriors also had a sweet tooth made me laugh.
I absolutely love a strong female heroine and Echo did not disappoint. She had a bad upbringing, but was able to fight instead of giving into the harshness of life. I liked that. One thing I didn’t like about her was that she didn’t always make the best decisions. That annoyed me, but not enough to stay angry with her for too long. I know the story needed the drama of her bad judgment, and this got me further into the book.
Georgia should not keep me waiting for a sequel. I fell in love with all of the warriors and want to read each of their stories, like yesterday.
If you want a book full of action, romance up to your elbows, with some fantastic descriptive writing, then Absolute Surrender is for you.
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Reading Progress
Started Reading
March 1, 2013
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Finished Reading
April 7, 2013
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