Review: Lover Eternal

Lover Eternal by J.R. Ward
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I liked this so much! It's sooooo sweet, and it entertained me very much!

What can I say that hasn't been said already? There isn't much worldbuilding nor many characters, only enough to know what happens in the Brotherhood worlds. You get to know a little bit of each brother, and I just loved how it went back and forth between Mary, Rhage, John and even sometimes Zsadist and Bella. There's only one thing I didn't like that much, and it was that Mr O's scenes always seemed pretty boring to me, especially when they happened in the middle of an important moment for Rhage and Mary. I mean, I know it's made to keep you on edge but come ooooooooon I just want to skip it and go read what happens to the lovely main characters, but I never skipped it (and I'm proud). This also leads me to a very sweet surprise for me. I got myself more entertained with Bella and Zsadist than with Mary and Rhage by the last part of the book, maybe because we had so much of them on the book. Rhage is the sweetest vampire ever! Hollywood and with all the bad boy vibes but he's just so... innocent? Innocent is not the right word, but he's just so cute so akdhadkahf. Mary is so strong, I love her, and I usually don't like the female main character of vampire romances because of obvious reasons. But Mary is so indepented, just so strong, for all she went through! She's awesome, and Rhage is awesome, and they're so good together.

The strong point of this book is, obviously, the dialogue. You don't have much character development except for the main characters, and there's not much going on besides them and the work of the Omega. All in all, this is a very good read, even with all the erotica it has, it just adds to their relationship even more. I really want to read the third, especially because I think it's about Zsadist and Bella and I can't wait.

If you're wondering why I only gave it four stars, it was mainly because of how I just wanted to skip some parts, and because of how sometimes I got bored of Mary and Rhage. But then right way the next scene was of someone else's POV, so it always made me come back to the book.

I'm so sorry for this review and because of how scattered around it is, but I literally just finished reading this and am so excited, I wasn't expecting to like this one as much as I did.

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