Sherri B. (SherriB61) reviewed on 11/1/2008 + 89 more book reviews

Helpful Score: 5

The third and best book of the series. Adrik Wilder, 'Warlord', current times, Nepal, Washington Mountains, and Karen Sonnet. Karen is a construction site manager for her father, who builds adventurer hotels out in the middle of nowhere. Warlord is in charge of a band of about 200+ mercenaries and thieves there on the border of Nepal and Tibet. He had run away from his family when he was 17 after having killed a man, and he had been living on the edge ever since. He had been sneaking into Karens tent almost nightly for nearly two months, but she had no idea who he was until one day when the mountain she blasting started down on her and he saved her and it was then that he decided that she was his, forever and forced her to his tent refusing to let her leave. When the Varinskis attacked his camp he sent her out the back entrance and told her to stay alive because he would come for her. She spent a year traveling, discovering herself, and looking over her shoulder for Warlord. She ended up in Arizona, working at a spa when Rick Wilder came for a visit. She thought when he walked in the door that it was Warlord, but he looked just enough different, and his eyes were green, not black, and he totally wasnt alpha aggressive, so, maybe it wasnt him. After a week she really believed he might not be Warlord, and even let him walk her back to her bungalow, but one kiss, and she knew exactly who he was. He was hoping to gain her trust but the Varinskis attacked, and they were on the run for their lives. This was a really GREAT book.

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