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Personally I didn't think the book was really worth the price. It was an entertaining read but too similar to the first book in the series. I read it, but it wasn't one of those books that's so exciting I couldn't put it down. As a matter of fact, I actually got bored in several places and had to take breaks, which isn't like me at all. Usually when I sit down to read a book I get through it in 3-6 hours depending on the book. I read straight through or take breaks for the bathroom and food, but then go right back to reading. This one took maybe 4 days of picking it up, reading it for a while, getting bored...getting irritated at the characters acting stupidly...putting it down and walking away, then going back to try to plow through the rest. I get annoyed when the plot is dragged out for ages because the characters won't just talk to each other. It's the kind of lame plot device used in all kinds of lame soap operas. Also events in this book don't line up with events in the first book, which I found irritating since they were supposed to be happening at the same time.


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Born of fire Sherrilyn Kenyon 9780749908782 Books Reviews

Even after reading all of the series published so far, Shahara and Syn remain my favorite characters of the entire League series. I love their imperfections, their fears, their bad decisions. Don't we all have them from time to time? I did find a bit boring, I have to admit, the repetitions about their bad pasts and sufferings. Ok, I understand that is necessary to have readers understand where characters are coming from, but that much?
I love Vic who gets introduced in this book who is a real reflection of the age Syn was when he made him. He is hilarious! I wish I had one of those! Is it a spoiler to say that he will appear also later in the series and have a more prominent role?
The book is fast, intense, nerve wrecking, in some moments really unexpected and truly interesting; great scenes and interesting dialogues. It would be maybe even better if we were able to see a bit more of other characters that were introduced in book 1, but it's no major drawback.
This is the second book in this series from Sherrilyn Kenyon. I was surprised by some of the bad reviews this book received. Some said it was boring or this is her worst book yet... I didn't think so, in fact I really liked this book. It is filled with action, romance, suspense, mystery and betrayal.

This book kept the action moving from page one though the chronological order is just a bit different from the first book this story still flows extremely well. I loved Syn's character in the first book, so I'm glad that the author gave him his own book! This is a story of a good man who has had to face so many horrors in his life because of his parentage.

Sharaha is a kick-ass femme fatale who needs money to take care of her siblings. Syn is a convict with a warrant for his capture. Sharaha doesn't care if Syn is innocent or guilty so long as she gets paid the court can figure the rest out. She's got her assignment and everything is perfectly planned if only Syn would cooperate! The one thing this ball kicking vixen doesn't count on is falling for a criminal!

Can't wait to start the next book!
This was an excellent read, as all Sherrilyn Kenyon's books are. It was exciting, brutal, heartbreaking, and passionate. The plot was interesting and full, with never a dull moment. I had trouble warming up to the character of Shayhara, but loved Syn and the secondary characters. There were parts where I had to put my big girl panties on to get through because any kind of abuse, assault, torture, or all of the other stuff, is difficult to get through without wanting to break something. But, it was necessary to the story and it was well written. I usual don't really enjoy futuristic sci-fi stories but so far the first two books in this series have surprised me. Not surprised that they were written so well and not surprised at Sherrilyn's awesome imagination. Surprised at how much I liked the books since the genre isn't really my cup of tea.
Syn endured every hardship possible and yet remkanes a good and positive man and against all odds became a doctor and then a successful business man. But since he was betrayed by everyone in his life he doesn't believe that anyone could care for him. Shahara is a bounty hunter who desperately needs money to pay for her sister's medical care, and when fake charges are frown at Syn with a huge reward for his capture she sees an opportunity to quickly collect the money she needs. Syn is not easy to capture and she ends up as his captive. He doesn't harm her because she is the sister of one of his good friends. Shahara soon discovers that Syn is not the roughness criminal she was led to believe he is. She starts to like him but as a victim of rape in her youth she is afraid of any intimacy with a man.
Personally I didn't think the book was really worth the price. It was an entertaining read but too similar to the first book in the series. I read it, but it wasn't one of those books that's so exciting I couldn't put it down. As a matter of fact, I actually got bored in several places and had to take breaks, which isn't like me at all. Usually when I sit down to read a book I get through it in 3-6 hours depending on the book. I read straight through or take breaks for the bathroom and food, but then go right back to reading. This one took maybe 4 days of picking it up, reading it for a while, getting bored...getting irritated at the characters acting stupidly...putting it down and walking away, then going back to try to plow through the rest. I get annoyed when the plot is dragged out for ages because the characters won't just talk to each other. It's the kind of lame plot device used in all kinds of lame soap operas. Also events in this book don't line up with events in the first book, which I found irritating since they were supposed to be happening at the same time.