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Review: Adam - Teresa Gabelman

Adam (The Protectors, #5)Adam by Teresa Gabelman
Justine's rating: 5 of 5 stars

By now, you all know I am not one to pull punches on reviews. Which sometimes can suck when you know the author and love the series. That said, I was dreading reading Adam! (Not that I let anyone know) See, I never really connected with the character, so the thought of a WHOLE book about him… you get where I’m going with this.

Of course that was not the case! Ms. G should have named it The Protectors with a Side of Adam! Yes, we got to see Adam’s happily ever after, but I never felt overwhelmed by his story. She perfectly balanced her Protectors' updates with pieces of Adam's tale.

Oh, and the Ending! She is killing me! Okay, it’s not a cliffhanger, but sweet baby Bejeebus! She set us up for Slade in such a way, that she has me in a state of twitchiness. This wait is going to be agony!

5 Fang Licking Fairies!


Adam (The Protectors #5)

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Half-breed vampire, Adam Pride, has an almighty chip on his broad shoulders. Trying to move on after finding Angelina married to another, Adam has a decision to make. Remove the chip and move on or kill the man who took what he wanted most in the world, his Angel.

With his heart in pieces, Adam’s on a mission to become the best VC Warrior he can be. It’s not long before fate steps in, turning his world and life as he knows it upside down. Shocking revelations will realign allegiances and draw the VC Warriors onto a new path. This journey is not Adam’s alone. Every Warrior, half-breed and human will be affected by what is to come. The unknown awaits. The battle has just begun.
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  1. Teresa Gabelman27 July 2014 at 21:44

    Thank you so much for taking the time to read and review! I was a little nervous because I knew you weren't a big fan of Adam. Whew wee I was freaking! LOL! Seriously, no matter what the review would have been I'd still love ya you crazy stalker!!! :)

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