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Now heres a band of brothers who knows how to show a girl a good time.
Lisa Gardner
Lover Enshrined
Terrificexplosiveexciting. Ward has outdone herself.
Publishers Weekly (starred review)
Lover Unbound
The newest in Wards ferociously popular Black Dagger Brotherhood series bears all the marks of a polished storyteller completely at home in her world. This fix will give Brother addicts a powerful rush.
Publishers Weekly
Lover Revealed
These erotic paranormals are well worth it, and frighteningly addictive. It all works to great, page-turning effect. In just two years, theseries [has] earned Ward an Anne Ricestyle following, deservedly so.
Publishers Weekly
Lover Awakened
Best new series Ive read in years! Tautly written, wickedly sexy, and just plain fun.
Lisa Gardner, New York Times bestselling author of Hide
Utterly absorbing and deliciously erotic. I found myself turning pages faster and fasterand then I wished I hadnt, because there was no more to read. The hottest collection of studs in romance, and I cant wait for the next one!
Angela Knight, USA Today bestselling author of Master of Dragons
Lover Eternal
Ward wields a commanding voice perfect for the genrehold on tight for an intriguing, adrenaline-pumping rideleaves readers begging for more. Fans of L. A. Banks, Laurell K. Hamilton, and Sherrilyn Kenyon will add Ward to their must-read list.
Booklist
[An] extremely intense and emotionally powerful tale. Wards paranormal world is, among other things, colorful, dangerous, and richly conceivedintricate plots and believable characters.
Romantic Times (top pick)
Dark Lover
Its not easy to find a new twist on the vampire myth, but Ward succeeds beautifully. This dark and compelling world is filled with enticing romance as well as perilous adventure. With myriad possibilities to choose from, the Black Dagger Brotherhood series promises tons of thrills and chills.
Romantic Times (top pick)
A dynamite new vampire seriesdelicious, erotic, and thrilling! J. R. Ward has created a wonderful cast of characters, with a sexy, tormented, to-die-for heroa fabulous treat for romance readers!
Nicole Jordan, New York Times bestselling author of Touch Me with Fire
J. R. Ward has a great style of writing and she shines. You will lose yourself in this world; it is different, creative, dark, violent, and flat-out amazing.
All About Romance
An awesome, instantly addictive debut novel. Its a midnight whirlwind of dangerous characters and mesmerizing erotic romance. The Black Dagger Brotherhood owns me now. Dark fantasy lovers, you just got served.
Lynn Viehl, New York Times bestselling author of Shadowlight
The Black Dagger Brotherhood: An Insiders Guide
NOVELS IN THE BLACK DAGGER BROTHERHOOD SERIES
Dark Lover
Lover Eternal
Lover Awakened
Lover Revealed
Lover Unbound
Lover Enshrined
Lover Avenged
A Novel of the Fallen Angels
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ISBN: 1-101-14855-1
Copyright Jessica Bird, 2009
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For Our Theo
With thanks to:
Kara Cesare, Claire Zion, Kara Welsh, Leslie Gelbman, and everyone at NAL. As always.
Thank you also to Steven Axelrod, my voice of reason.
With love to Team Waud: Dee, LeElla, K, and Nathwithout whom none of this would be possible. Thank you also to Jen and Lu and all our Mods and Hall Monitors.
And with total gratitude to Doc Jess (aka Jessica Andersen), Sue Grafton, Suz Brockmann, Christine Feehan and her wonderful family, Lisa Gardner, and Linda Francis Lee.
And with all love to my husband, my mother, the better half of WriterDog, and my whole family.
D emon was such a nasty word.
And so damned old-school. People heard demon and they conjured up all kinds of Hieronymus Bosch helter-skelteror worse, Dantes stupid-ass Inferno crap. Honestly. Flames and tortured souls and everyone wailing.
Okay, maybe Hell was a little toasty. And if the place had had a court painter, Bosch would have been at the head of the pack.
But that wasnt the point. The Demon actually saw itself as more of a Free-Will Coach. Much better, more modern. The anti-Oprah, as it were.
It was all about influence.
The thing was, the qualities of the soul were not dissimilar to the components of the human body. The corporeal form had a number of vestigial parts, like the appendix, the wisdom teeth, and the coccyxall of which were at best unnecessary, and at worst capable of compromising the functioning of the whole.
Souls were the same. They, too, had useless baggage that impeded their proper performance, these annoying, holier-than-thou bits dangling like an appendix waiting for infection. Faith and hope and loveprudence, temperance, justice, and fortitudeall this useless clutter just packed too much damn morality into the heart, getting in the way of the souls innate desire for malignancy.
A demons role was to help people see and express their inner truth without their being clouded by all that bullshit, diverting humanity. As long as people stayed true to their core, things were going in the right direction.
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