#BookReview: Lover Unbound (Black Dagger Brotherhood #5) by @JRWard1 @ravenfae625

Synopsis: The ruthless and brilliant brother Vishous possesses a destructive curse and a frightening ability to see the future. As a member of the Brotherhood, he has no interest in love or emotion, only the battle with the Lessening Society. But when a mortal injury puts him in the care of a human surgeon, Dr. Jane Whitcomb compels him to reveal his inner pain and taste true pleasure for the first time-until a destiny he didn't choose takes him into a future that does not include her... 



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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
My Review:  Another Black Dagger Brother that has me in tears throughout his story. Vishous takes us on an emotional rollercoaster while dealing with news of who his mother is, dealing with dealings for Butch, falling in love, coming to terms with his destiny, peaks into his past, and losing his love. I was so happy with the ending of this story and love that he's found happiness and can accept his "gift" from his mother. 

From Publishers Weekly

The newest in Ward's ferociously popular Black Dagger Brotherhood series bears all the marks of a polished storyteller completely at home in her world. Vishous, son of the Bloodletter, is a cunning, stone-hearted vampire warrior devoted to killing the wicked, undead vampire slayers known as the Lessers; after an ill-fated visit to a hospital, Vishous falls instantly and unexpectedly in love with a human surgeon, Dr. Jane Whitcomb. Soon, Vishous has brought the unwitting human back to the Brotherhood lair, where she returns his feelings, opening up a potentially cataclysmic conflict—Vishous is, against his will, destined to become the Primale, a warrior with multiple vampire wives who's meant to ensure the survival of the species. Ward has by now become an expert at fleshing out the stories of her supporting characters—each with his or her own novel—without overpowering the central story, and while the romance between Vishous and Whitcomb is genre-typical, Ward isn't afraid to break with convention in challenging, gratifying ways. Though not recommended for newcomers to Ward's universe or romance traditionalists, this fix will give Brotherhood addicts a powerful rush. (Oct.) 
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Praise for J. R. Ward’s Novels of the Black Dagger Brotherhood
 
“To die for.”—Suzanne Brockmann
 
“Frighteningly addictive.”—Publishers Weekly
 
“Wickedly sexy.”—Lisa Gardner
 
“Deliciously edgy, erotic, and thrilling!”—Nicole Jordan
 
“Raw, gritty...genre-bending.”—Booklist

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