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mdlaclair's review against another edition
3.0
The book felt like filler and the Raven Christian back and forth is getting very old.
clumsycrane's review against another edition
4.0
cely212's review against another edition
5.0
This book is a bit slower than the others but I love how it took the time to share between Raven and her Dad!!! Their relationship is like no other.
Switch!!!! I need to learn more about him. Maybe he can help Hunter and become part of keystone!
Just wishful thinking.
Houdini—-still can’t figure him out. He definitely needs an intro book of how he came about. What is his end game??
rambleonrose's review against another edition
5.0
The Crossbreed series is one of my all time favorites and Dannika Dark didn’t disappoint with Nevermore!
If you’ve gotten this far in the series there’s no reason to recap the fantastic world-building, or how amazingly well developed each of the characters are. They are honestly so real that finishing a book is like leaving family behind. The term book hangover doesn’t do it justice, it’s more like homesickness.
So, in Nevermore we’re really delving more into the lives and history of Raven and Christian. We learn about the events and people of their past, and who played an important role in determining who they are in the present. Some new characters are introduced, and some names mentioned in previous books are brought to life of these pages... some deliciously good, and some I would rather throat punch than read about.
Houdini makes a few appearances just to tease us, and I love every second of it. I know we’re supposed to hate him, but he’s wickedly intriguing to me. I slurp up his snippets like a Houdini addict.
I wish I could pace myself so the books could last longer. But I cannot. I can’t get enough.
tanyad74's review against another edition
5.0
I received this book for free from Publisher in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Nevermore was one of the releases I was most excited for in the New Year. After the suspicious and kind of up-in-the-air ending of Blackout, I was dying to get back into the Crossbreed world.
Our story mostly focuses on Christian and Raven, but we do get glimpses of the Keystone crew which I wanted to mention because the stuff going on with Shepherd and Hunter is so great to watch. So much growth and change for Shepherd. He made my heart swell a few times and I'm glad that he made the decision he did.
Throughout the first part of Nevermore. I was frustrated with Christian for his lack of communication with Raven. Raven's trusting of a cunning vamp truly had me freaking out. I wanted to warn her so bad before she got in too deep, but she just wouldn't listen to my screamed attempts to contact her through my stereo!
Most of the action boils down to Raven's attempts to get her father out of the financial peril he is in. She must deal with shifters who are pretty powerful. Raven comes to learn how important her Keystone family truly is to her.
I was so pumped throughout most of the story. I was dying inside for Raven and Christian, but Christian really shows a side to him that was unexpected. Raven's dad was a hoot and just as stubborn as his daughter. Rush's reaction to Christian was hilarious and I'm eager to see how their relationship develops.
The Crossbreed series brings the drama of a romance in the works, with some pretty great action and just wonderful world building. Every character plays such an important part, and they all work together to make such a great team that goes beyond just professional relationships.
I cannot imagine missing out on Nevermore in audio. Nicole Poole is the voice of this series and she truly brings it alive. This is one of the best author/narrator pairings I've heard yet. I can't think of these books without thinking about the greatness of the audio. The wonderful writing and amazing narration bring the Crossbreed series to the next level and keep me coming back for more.
Do I really have to wait another year for the next one? Someone tell me I'm going to get another installment this year!This review was originally posted on Rantings of a Reading Addict
lonelygirlislonelyagain's review against another edition
5.0
lindca's review against another edition
3.0
This story centered around relationships and their attendant drama, an enjoyable but hopefully singular break from the usual mortal peril plotlines.
opheliajblack's review against another edition
4.0
1 Star I didn’t like it
2 Stars It was okay
3 Stars I liked it
4 Stars I really liked it
5 Stars It was amazing!
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beths__bookshelf's review against another edition
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? It's complicated
4.0