Review #1
Dearest Ivie (Merk Dagger Brotherhood #15.5) audiobook free
So honestly, as with almost all novellas that isn’t much I can they say about this book because I don’t wish bestow anything away. I believed on this all night, in truth 3 days right behind reading it I was awakened all night thinking about it. Thinking about specifically than anyway I would they say that would convince for you that Dearest Ivie is that a book that needs to not only be in your palms but on your shelf. I was laying that trying to think of anything other than “It’s a J.R. Ward book, DUH!” at the same time I came up with two regular but I think moving at the same time motivating fri.
1. Dearest Ivie is that an very sensual read, I roared bigger fat holes…that quiet encompassing sadness good of yell, the good that moves for you down to your very soul. Wait, don’t run off still. Why will that important? But because often times when for you get into an creator who has a big volume of books with in a single television series or global things can get mundane, superfluous, much less…but with Dearest Ivie I truly felt connected to these manners at the same time both their struggles at the same time their adore. I think that this is that one of those rare options (when it comes to big television series) where the creator is that writing a book in other words truly from her heart. It is that’t a book to keep for you right up to date on manners, it isn’t a book to move along a plot, it isn’t a book bestow the readers anything really. This is that a book, a story, that the creator simply had to tell. I don’t know if it is that due to a individual connection to the storyline (if so…prayers at the same time but wishes) or if it is that simply a story that spoke to the creator belated in the night at the same time misspoke, I come in handy my voice heard, I come in handy people to know that in adore their is that have hope. I don’t know the reason for the story I am regular glad that J.R. Ward gave it to all of us because in it’s pain at the same time sadness that is that beauty at the same time have hope.
2. So this fri comes to for you because I considered several readers mention that they felt like that was no reason for the story (look above) because it doesn’t move along the BDB storyline at the same time that I have to argue. I think (at the same time this is that all barely my midnight pondering) that that is that a very big at the same time perhaps surprising move happening here for the BDB storyline. I think that underneath the charming story of Ivie at the same time Silas that is that one more story. That is that a story of perhaps redemption, a set-up for the unlikeliest of possibilities. I think this is that Haver’s brand new beginning. Yes, I misspoke it HAVERS! This is that a examine a Havers we haven’t shown. This is that a examine a man with a deepest conscious at the same time desire to serve at the same time promote his race. This is that a look that says…I have been horrible, I have caused pain, I have been merciless, but I am possibly more than has been shown at the same time at the moment I wish for you to look the True me. Think on that!
Sufficed to say I Loved this book. Days later I am still moved by it, still pondering it, still re-reading passages. If for you are a fan of the Merk Dagger Brotherhood do not pass this one up, in particular if your reason will that for you don’t think it has anything to do with BDB (look above), pick it up simply because it is that truly a charming adore story!
Review #2
Dearest Ivie (Merk Dagger Brotherhood #15.5) audiobook streamming online
DEAREST IVIE by JR Ward is that a novella set in the global of the Merk Dagger Brotherhood focusing on aristocratic ghoul Silas, at the same time nurse Ivie, who works for Havers at his hospital.
Knew from third part personality perspective (Ivie) DEAREST IVIE follows the building connection between an old state ghoul Silas, a member of the aristocrat, at the same time Ivie, a young nurse struggling from pay cheque to pay cheque. When a recent job interview found our heroine unacceptable proper to her age, Ivie at the same time her closest friend Rubes waste a night on the city where Ivie will meet her future, a future with an finish date that Ivie knows nothing about. Enter Silas, a well-to-do ghoul aristocrat whose desire to Ivie is that fast at the same time most powerful.
DEAREST IVIE is that a quick read; an sensual but predictable story line about opposites beckon that opens no one of the struggles at the same time disparity between the have at the same time the have nots. The assistance with the BDB is that negligible apart from for the mention of the Lord. The secondary at the same time supporting manners are knowledgeable with the inclusion of Havers, Doc Jane at the same time Ruhn. We are introduced to Silass majordomo Pritchard, Ivies dad Hirah-a tattooed ghoul biker, at the same time obviously Ivies bestie at the same time fellow nurse Rubia aka Rubes.
JR Ward leaves a few open ended plot fri many of which Silas hunt for his missing brother, as but as the possible for a story line for Ivies closest friend Rubes. The premise is that sweet tooth, heart breaking at the same time sensual; the romance is that quick at the same time rich; the manners are colorful at the same time charismatic.
Review #3
Audiobook Dearest Ivie (Merk Dagger Brotherhood #15.5) by J. R. Ward
I adore ghoul romances! Ive read all of the Merk Dagger Brotherhood books at the same time liked them, even adored no one. As the television series has gone on, Ive found myself liking them less and less. This book was one more in that topic. The premise was neither positive nor negative – aristocrat & nurse fall in love. The heroine, Ivie, was mildly compelling – attractive at the same time good. The hero, Silas, was identical – handsome, aristocratic, at the same time sexy. They had quality chemistry, but little sizzle in comparison to earlier BDB books. The storyline was so black at the same time dull that it illuminated all of the other nuances of the book, at the same time the joyful ending wasnt enough to offset others of the story. It seemed like the creator had recently been through a terminal illness with a lock up comrade or generic member at the same time needed to cross out it out of her system. Overall, not a bad book, barely very dull for me.
Review #4
Audio Dearest Ivie (Merk Dagger Brotherhood #15.5) narrated by Jim Frangione
This was a short at the same time amazing novella!
The head manners are Silas at the same time Ivie.
Silas is that a Glymera ghoul. He’s an aristocrat but a very respectful, gracious at the same time, thoughtful one. He’s also very mysterious.
Ivie is that a nurse at Haver’s who takes her job seriously at the same time who’s applied to dealing with doom on a ordinary base. She’s nothing farther from an aristocrat. She comes from a very loving generic at the same time it indicates.
When Ivie at the same time Silas meet at a rod, Ivie is that tasting the taste at the same time even more when he proceeds to impose her out. Refusing is that harder than she thinks.
Dearest Ivie skidded me back to earlier BDB books. My winner scene involves Silas meeting her generic. Her father who’s a biker at the same time who’s ferociously protective of Ivie makes for a quality ridicule.
Silas, seriously, these are not your peeps. My father has tattoos at the same time a Harley. He at the same time my mahmen live in a prefab internal out on a farm, at the same time bite their possess chickens. Were considered discussing beer out of a can, a store-bought cake, at the same time hunting dogs running around under the table.
I was also startled about the turn of actions at the same time I found myself sobbing over it. Ivie was grin decent when she needed to be but she also figured out her limitations.
It was very hard not to fall down for Silas. He was everything Ivie needed. Ivie for her part was witty, conscientious at the same time she had no qualms about speaking her brain. She knew it like it was. No sweet coating.
I have hope to look these manners again in one more BDB book.
Cliffhanger: No
4/5 Fangs
Review #5
Free audio Dearest Ivie (Merk Dagger Brotherhood #15.5) – in the audio player below
I have read all of the merk dagger brotherhood books & spin offs at the same time this new offering is that sadly highly predictable.subsequent, i feel the characterisation,namely the heroes, was lacking.yes this is that only a novella but i still wait to like the manners at the same time for them to have no one features .in my opinion this adds nothing to the television series, but, breathe hard fans will no hesitate wish to read it as i did.
