When her characters hurt, I hurt, when they have success, I feel overwhelmed with joy, when they get down and dirty.well, you get what I’m saying. The way she composes her stories, her use of syntax and diction, forces me to live these stories.
There are just some authors who are artists, and she is one. I would be remiss not to mention Giana’s writing. Every moment, every fight, every victory, hard fought, is worth it. I wanted more Lion and Rosie, more family moments with the Fallen, more of the good as Giana worked them over hard in this one. Even when it was all over, I wanted more pages to magically appear. Giana’s beautifully written prose ensnared me and I didn’t want to break free. Add to that the danger and drama from the secondary plot of taking down the Beserker MC, and I couldn’t turn the pages fast enough. Not only do readers get the hot, dominating intimacy, but we also get the forbidden aspect of their relationship as she is the princess of The Fallen MC and he is a cop. It permeates the air, electrifying it, and then combusts in the bedroom. The chemistry between these two is electric. Damn what anyone else says, and I wholeheartedly love her for it. As her name implies, there are thorns and petals to this multi-layered complex heroine, but at her heart, she is a girl who just wants to save the world and her family, to grab her HEA and live it with those she loves in her own way. There is a desire to be loved, a need, at times, to be reckless, and a compulsion to rebel. Like Danner, though, there is a dichotomy to her character. She is a rebel, comfortable in her own skin, proud of her name and her MC. The way he loves her, breaks her, lets her be wild and tames her all at the same time is beautiful. This man is ferocious in the way he loves and protects, and none more so than Rosie. He earns his nickname of Lion for the honor and courage and pride he has. He is on the side of good, wearing a badge and promising to protect his city, but he also isn’t afraid to keep them safe by acting criminally if needed. Giana Darling put me through the wringer with Harleigh and Danner, but, oh, their love is worth the ride.ĭanner is, like the other men in the series, a mix of good and bad. You are sad it is over, elated with the ending, stressed from the tension and unknown throughout the story. You can’t seem to grasp any single one because you were just on the ride of your life. You know when you finish a book and you just have all these emotions swirling around inside.
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