Scarlet

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Entertaining Second Book

2 months ago

In Scarlet, the second book in Summers' Dead World series, the action follows closely on the heels of where the story left off in Red. ******Spoiler if you haven't read Red************* Gina “Red” Santiago, who found out she is not a 'pureblood', but part werewolf, is struggling to shift into her wolf form but failing miserably. She is frustrated and worried that if she doesn’t have a controlled shift soon it could mean the end of not only her relationship with Alpha Werewolf/boyfriend… + read more

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A Satisfying Finish

This review is from: Crimson (Mass Market Paperbound)

2 months ago

Jordan's third book in her post apocalyptic science fiction trilogy continues the deadly trek in the world of Gina 'Red' Santiago. This time the journey is into the dead zone of the depleted planet Earth. Gina and her mate, Morgan Hunter, are on the run from the law. Accused of a crime they did not commit, they escape to the outlaw territories to hide while looking for a way to communicate to the world what really happened. The territories are deadly for more than one reason and it's a dog… + read more

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Dark, Gritty and Sexy

This review is from: Red (Mass Market Paperbound)

4 months ago

Red is a hard book to categorize. Is it Sci-fi because it is set in a futuristic, post-apoctalyptic society? Or, is it an Urban Fantasy because it has werewolves and vampires? It could be classified as a Romance but despite the steamy sex, it really doesn't have any romance in it, more like mutual lust. It's a Mystery Thriller, although if you haven't figured out the mystery by the middle of the book, you had better go back to reading Nancy Drew. Whatever you call it, Red is an intense… + read more

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Second verse, same as the first. A little bit louder and a little bit worse

8 months ago

Scarlet is a sequel to the Jordan Summers first book Red. It's pretty good. Not something I always say about a sequel. It basically continues on about a month or two after the first book. Gina Santiago the protagonist is now living in Nuria in the Republic of Arizona on the Dead World. Things aren't going so great for Gina aka Red. Turns out that while she technically is a werewolf she can't change no matter how she tries. Her mate/boyfriend/whatever reveals that he was married… + read more

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TOR Paranomal romance or TOR Paranormal Erotica

This review is from: Red (Mass Market Paperbound)

8 months ago

Wow. This book read like a harlequinn novel not a TOR book. Loads of gratuitous sex. Not a heck of a lot of romance. Unless you count lust/love at first sight. I've never been in favour of the whole biological attraction over-riding emotional or mental attraction. It's always seems forced/destined/pre-ordained. I'm free will all the way. I'd further classify this as a mystery romance novel. The main premise of the novel is that there is a murderer on the loose and the two main… + read more

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Little Red Riding Hood grows up

This review is from: Red (Mass Market Paperbound)

12 months ago

Red is a Science Fiction, Action Adventure, Paranormal Romance. It's got a little of everything. Author Jordan Summers introduces us to Gina Santiago, A.K.A. Red, a highly trained member of the International Police Tactical Team (IPTT) with a quick chapter where she wakes up in bed wearing her mud covered combat boots, tatter, blood splattered T-Shirt and mysterious scratches and cuts covering her flesh. And this is Chapter Two after we spend Chapter One in the mind of a psychopathic… + read more

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An exhilarating thrill ride!

This review is from: Red (Mass Market Paperbound)

12 months ago

Jam packed full of action from the very first page, along with a crazy mystery, hardcore action, gritty romance and humour to boot, based in a new, terrifying futuristic world. Jordan Summers created a great new world, with amazing characters along with an exhilarating plot with delicious twists and turns. I can't wait for the next one. This one definitely is worth reading again and again!

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