from Kassilem

There's something about J R Ward's writing. It's not what I normally consider good writing. Far from it actually. But for some reason it works so well. Perhaps it's just that the stories and characters always take the books far, so that the writing just falls off as unimportant. I'm not sure, exc...

from treehousereader

DESCRIPTION NOT REVIEW: At first, the death of William Baldwine, the head of the Bradford family, was ruled a suicide. But then his eldest son and sworn enemy, Edward, came forward and confessed to what was, in fact, a murder. Now in police custody, Edward mourns not the disintegration of his fam...

from carriehh

A somewhat predictable, maybe a little too neat, conclusion to this trilogy about a wealthy family in the Bourbon business in Kentucky. Still, a satisfying wrap up to this fun soap opera-ish story.

from gpangel

The Devil's Cut by J.R. Ward is a 2017 Ballantine publication. A fantastic conclusion to the Bourbon Kings series- I have loved, loved, loved this trilogy! The series was inspired by the author's love for those scandalously delicious nighttime soap operas like 'Dynasty'. This trilogy has been lik...

from gpangel

The Devil's Cut by J.R. Ward is a 2017 Ballantine publication. A fantastic conclusion to the Bourbon Kings series- I have loved, loved, loved this trilogy! The series was inspired by the author's love for those scandalously delicious nighttime soap operas like 'Dynasty'. This trilogy has been lik...