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| Series: | Ruin #1 |
Lucian Bane
Kindle Edition | Pages: 123 pages Rating: 3.87 | 650 Users | 132 Reviews
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| Title | : | The Waking (Ruin #1) |
| Author | : | Lucian Bane |
| Book Format | : | Kindle Edition |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 123 pages |
| Published | : | August 28th 2014 |
| Categories | : | Fantasy. Paranormal. Romance. Paranormal Romance. Angels. Adult Fiction. Erotica |
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To judge and execute. That is Ruin's power and desire. But Ruin's memory is empty of how he came to be here on Earth and why. After saving Isadore-- a neuroscientist living in the swamps of Louisiana-- from a sexual predator, she volunteers to help him.Ruin soon discovers that judging and executing wicked humans while linked to such a difficult and beautiful woman who can't help but involve herself in every aspect of his business, is proving to be more difficult than judging the world
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Ratings: 3.87 From 650 Users | 132 ReviewsComment On Of Books The Waking (Ruin #1)
Well I really didnt know what to expect going into this, I havent read a Lucian Bane book before and to be honest I havent read a paranormal book in a while and this reminded me to make sure I get to read them more often.This was such a scenic book, it was so easy to place the swamp, the canoe (I know why the canoe! But it is what it is lo and its in my head!) Isadores kitchen, literally everything was very visual and really played out in my head. Lucian has a delightful way with words and yeahThat was one heck of a mind-warp. Im still sitting here frustrated that I still dont understand the whole story here. So, let me give you a quick overview. Ruin is a story of an awakening, the thing is, the awakening only starts to take place and hasnt fully happened yet. Ruins character is well created and developed in his naiveness about the world. He is some sort of guardian or angel from the third heaven and he is judgment. Twisty! Seriously, this story is twisted but not in a bad way. I
Isadore and Ruin meet in an odd way. He is unsure how he became near her other than he woke up in water. Isadore is trying to help Ruin out by learning what he needs to know and what his job is but a craving to have him and not have him is wrecking havoc on both emotionally and physically. Great book. Can't wait for the next one.
Paranormal books are not my usual go to books when reading, however, after reading RUIN: The Waking, I am hooked. Lucian Bane has this magical way to spin a tale that draws you in from page one. I literally was sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to find out what was going to happen next. This is book one in the series and I loved every minute reading it. The characters are very well developed and you will instantly fall in love with Isadore and Ruin and her crazy antics and banter. This is
Isadore just wants to live a simple peaceful life out in the swamp, but when her discusting ex comes a calling things don't look good for her, until HE comes in and saves her.Ruin doesn't know who or what he is, he doesn't remember his life or words and their meanings. But some part of him realizes SHE can help him.The mans not stupid, just ignorant of life and what is and isn't appropriate and Isadore can only do so much to help him understand. She wants something he doesn't know how to give.
Isadore and Ruin meet in an odd way. He is unsure how he became near her other than he woke up in water. Isadore is trying to help Ruin out by learning what he needs to know and what his job is but a craving to have him and not have him is wrecking havoc on both emotionally and physically. Great book. Can't wait for the next one.
Another awesome book written by Mr. Bane. You have once again drawn me into your wonderful world of writing. I look forward to the next installment of this series. Another book to add to my re-reads done by an awesome author. Ruin and Isadore's story is just beginning. This is a book that is well worth reading and re-reading again. What would you do if you weren't sure of whata your place was in this world or plain of existence? How would you handle not understanding, feeling lost and confused
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