I love that they come right out and tell each other they don’t love each other (Thank you Ward! I did not want that drama). She is Qhuinn’s rock as he goes through all of his shit. VERILY! Can you believe it? Why you ask? She stands up to Havers which is totally awesome and fights for the rights to her body. I love.īrace yourselves because I’m about to say something shocking.

That felt like old-school BDB (ie.a scene that would have taken place in one of the beginning books) And then Qhuinn breaks down in front of Z? So emo. How awesome is it that Qhuinn flies an airplane to get Z home safely? I loved that scene. How awesome are Blay’s parents? Very awesome. He is rescued and is recovering at the mansion. While scouting out a farm, they find Qhuinn’s brother Luchas in some type of oil bin, soaking in Omega blood. Love that he is now officially a brother! Some notes: After getting the go ahead from (lawyer) Saxton, Wrath changes the old laws so that Qhuinn can be inducted into the Brotherhood. But I’m not complaining because I really was satisfied by their HEA. The end of the book is so,so romantic that I wish there had been a little bit more of that between them I could have used some hand holding or some romantic scenes after Qhuinn proposed. Their passion is hot, and we get a lot of it.

Ward gives us the good m/m sex scenes (although as everyone has said – where is the lube? LOL). Their love in this book takes on a very intense and physical form. Blay and Saxton have been sleeping together for a year but Blay knows Saxton isn’t his mate.Qhuinn has taken a year off from manwhoring, and now all he can think about is Blay. I am very happy that the angst is still present in this book. The angst that Ward has put these two through for book after book killed me, yet I reveled in it.

“Because I was, and I remain, utterly and completely and totally…in love with you.” However – while yes we get lots of different side stories, I was very happy with Blay and Qhuinn’s HEA and pretty satisfied with the other side stories as well. Ward tends to have 1,245 different storylines and POVs in each book, sometimes distracting away from the main H/H. While this is my favorite series, I also tend to not love and squee over every book. JR Ward has been torturing us for years with Blay and Qhuinn. If you do not want to be spoiled, I wrote a spoiler-free review of Lover at Last for USA Today.

Lover at last