Hannah es una de las siete hermanas Drake, una saga de mujeres extraordinarias poseedoras de poderes especiales, y Jonas Harrington, el arisco sheriff de la zona, ha estado enamorado de ella desde que tiene uso de razón. Jonas desearía que la hermosa supermodelo pensara en algo más aparte de su carrera profesional, pero Hannah es una mujer responsable, que cumple con sus numerosos compromisos.
Sin embargo, Jonas no es el único que piensa en Hannah a escondidas. Desde las sombras, una figura misteriosa aparece para despojar a la modelo de lo que la hace especial y destruirla. Sólo una persona es la elegida por el destino para protegerla. Jonás deberá enfrentarse a un peligro que no se muestra a cara descubierta, y que amenaza con encerrar en las tinieblas no sólo a la mujer que ama, sino a todas las hermanas Drake.

I was excited to finally get to Hannah and Jonas’s book because it’s been clear from the beginning of the series that they belong together. I wasn’t sure how much I’d like getting Jonas’s POV because he’s been very bossy and somewhat abrasive in previous books. It was a happy surprise that his POV gave the necessary backstory and look inside his head so I could really root for him. I didn’t need any persuasion to root for Hannah, but it was still eye-opening to get her POV. The sisters may all seem to live charmed—in more ways than one—lives, but they’re all struggling with something. Hannah’s physical and internal struggles were probably the worst so far, and I liked how things played out and were revealed in the aftermath of the attack.
I don’t know what Feehan’s thing with Russian mobsters is, but they sure take up a lot of the baddie space in these books. It’s not my favorite thing about the series, but we’d miss out on some good characters, especially Ilya, if she didn’t have these plotlines. Looking forward to his and Joley’s book next! ( )

My favorite of the series so far! ( )

The hero has been in love with his childhood friend for his entire life. Not just any love but a desperate all consuming love that he's hidden from her. He doesn't believe he's good enough for her and his habit of putting himself in dangerous situations deters him from bringing her into his world. But when he almost dies one night-he finally sees that the tsunami of emotions is held back by a crumbling wall and suddenly everything he's been containing for all these years comes pouring out. But just as they've finally found some sort of understanding, the heroine is brutally attacked-slices to ribbons by a psychotic fan and she almost dies. Only the life force and magic of the hero's love and her families love saves her but she's horribly scared. Already having a bad body imagine despite being a stunning supermodel, she's now ashamed of her face and horrified at the monster she thinks she become. And the attacker, the one who's brutalized her life is coming back for more. I had such a hard time with this book and though I can say that I enjoyed some elements of it I rated it an overwhelming 1 star. First off was the most pressing dislike about this book-the hero. He was...oh my god he was almost psychotic. I mean I read about werewolves and vampires and he-man alpha males all the time but the over the top obsession, the single minded focus the hero had on the heroine greatly disturbed me. He just didn't let up! If you meet a guy like him and he treated you with the same possessive desperation as he treated the heroine-you'd call the cops. Honestly, it was beyond. I can't even. Second issue I had is the very odd pacing. The characters didn't develop-at least the hero didn't-the heroine did grow in confidence as the story went on. But they are in love with each other from start to finish. There was no growth there. Also every single feeling and thought that went through the characters mind was repeated again and again and again. It came to the point where one conversation would happen at least twice each chapter. I grew so bored that I struggled to every feel the angst the author was trying to portray-instead I grew frustrated at having wasted my time reading a book that really could have been 160 pages. I find that I just can't love Christine Feehan books as much as other authors in my library. I have a few more of her books in my to read pile and this book as seriously put me off attempting to read any of them which is a shame. ( )

Loved this book and the subtle hints of things to come. My youngest aunt(two years younger than myself) is the youngest of seven sisters. Each book I read is being put into a box ready to ship and share the experience with her. :) ( )