Novel of the Breeds Lawe's Justice, Book 26, (Paperback)

from msphotogirl

I'm not impressed with the series anymore. It's basically the same story over and over with the names changing. I did not like that the Gideon story is still ongoing. I'm past ready for some resolution on Amber. Since this book was about Amber's aunt, then we should have found out in this book. A...

from Lauren2013

Lawe's Justice2 StarsQuickie ReviewOnce again there are hints at a good plot but it never materializes.Diana and Lawe are annoying. She wants to maintain her independence but ends up caving in and he is so domineering as to be unlikeable. Something had better happen with the story arc soon.

from Lauren2013

Lawe's Justice2 StarsQuickie ReviewOnce again there are hints at a good plot but it never materializes.Diana and Lawe are annoying. She wants to maintain her independence but ends up caving in and he is so domineering as to be unlikeable. Something had better happen with the story arc soon.

from tmommy4

I had high hopes for this installment of the Breeds saga. I had thought the mating between Lawe and Diana would be more engaging. I am also getting frustrated with the progress of the subplot which has been running through the last several books. I had hoped we would move forward a bit more on th...

from lquilter

Another attempt by Lora Leigh to do an action-adventure heroine (see "Harmony's Way" for an earlier). The conflict between the couple is that the alpha male Breed just wants to "protect" his mate, rather than seeing her as a co-equal warrior partner. An improvement from some of the more recent en...