He was angry for how she left him, he was hollow and cold for so long because of the events that occurred between them. The way Naomi was portrayed to be a pawn because of her father's Japanese mafia background didn't make me empathize with her as I should because she clearly can fight for herself as seen in the first book but didn't do so in this book because of her sudden "stepsister", I know where your loyalties lie girl but you need to fight for yourself because no one will.

Overall, I enjoyed the audiobook performance more than I could have achieved reading of the book itself, definitely produced a great mental depiction to further boost the story's appeal. It’s a danger-filled world of secrets, enemies, walls, invisible boundaries, blurred lines, Mafia treachery, power-plays, mind games, misconception, malicious moves. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.Like seriously, my heart can't contain the amount of love that I have for Sebastian and Naomi because this couple has completely stolen my heart and soul. As you know, you definitely need to read the first book in this duet, otherwise your going to get a little confused! i might not remember his character well from the time i read yellow thorns but i sure as hell know that sebastian never acted the way he did when he was with naomi in black throns than he did in red thorns. Medium burn intended to immerse the reader in the events, I was more happy to read the diversity in backgrounds, Japanese cultural references, and their representation in society. But than there were the ones that you could see from a mile away coming… that was somewhat disappointing!

His father Cornelieus' refusal to support him ended his bid to raise a Northwind Highlander unit to combat the Clans. Not for the faint of heart, not for those that can't understand someone else's kink and respect it, but SO worth it for those that can. Book one capitalizes son all the things that made it amazing and enriches it- more tension, more nuance, more longing and pain and baggage- which makes it even more dynamic and addictive. In book one it ends with a cliffhanger, and this book continues pretty quickly from where Red Thorn leaves off, and we see what happens and then we see the consequences that Naomi's choice between the conflict of her family and Sebastian and she has to make a difficult choice and then we skip ahead seven years into the future. After his mother's death in the War of 3039, he joined ComStar and grew to love where he had been posted: Luthien.If you think that is diferent than the first book, don't get your hopes up, Naomi and Sebastian may be older but they are just annoying and immature as they were.

These retreated by mid-May 3069 following the arrival of additional Draconis Combine forces; however, during the fighting a bioengineered plague that would become known as the " Curse of Galedon" escaped from a damaged facility and spread, quickly killing tens of thousands. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. The Hero(es): Sebastian Weaver - his Grandparents raised him after his parents were killed in a car accident. By the time I got to book two, I was hooked and found that my issues with the first book were almost non-existent (almost!Primero que nada hace tiempo que no leía algo donde la protagonista me desesperara tanto, si estoy de acuerdo en lo que hizo para salvar a Sebastián pero de verdad era necesario todas las mentiras que le dijo y reveló todo hasta el final, no neta no pero bueno se queda en 4 estrellas por que aparte de ser un libro de Rina (que neta siempre me deja enganchaba con cada uno de sus libros 🤩) sus plow twist que maneja la autora y todo me fascinan que la verdad no puedo decir que no me gustó solo por ese detalle pequeñito con Naomi xd. I swear I thought I knew what angst was until these two meets again and he sees her in the arms of another man. The mispronunciation of Japanese words grated hard on my ears too much but I still have to give props to Rose for her consistent effort. The first book in the Thorns Duet was more interesting when it was focused on the dark games played by Naomi Chester and Sebastian Weaver.