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First of all, this book was GREAT! If you ever had any doubts about reading the Rogue Hunter Series (like I did), read them just to get to this book! In my opinion, the storyline laid out is similar to the Jason Bourne story; you don't know exactly the true intent or what's going on, but it is "to be continued." The suspense builds up with each additional book using different characters as the narrators, and it is intense. Sands' writing style appears to be getting darker and cynical throughout the Argeneau series, but these last few books (starting with book 9) because more violent and story-based, rather than character-based. While the main story still contains typical scenarios regarding life mates, this book does not overly focus on Jo's feeling if whether she loves or just like Nicholas. I did not EXPECT Nicholas' story to be so great and dramatic, but it was. Although there was not a definite conclusion, there was the last chapter (18) and an epilogue where Sands' "oh-so-cleverly" fits her next story, Armands'Born to Bite. Born to Bite should be within the two week time frame from where The Renegade Hunter's last chapter and epilogue discusses, as Lucian discovers something. Although this was Nicholas' story, he is an underlying, subliminal character in the first one, The Rogue Hunter, so that's why it's important to read them in order. I did not think I could read anything better than Vampire Interrupted until I read this one. And it'll only get better until I get my hands on the next book so I can find out what's really going on. Oddly enough, I never get sappy (like as if I was reading a Nicholas Spark book), but there was a part in the book that made me ALMOST cry. *spoiler alert* It was the part where she's dying, and she didn't want to be rich or famous in her life, but she wished she had a little bit more time to be with Nicholas and maybe ever have a family with him. It was a truly touching moment for me because I feel like we forget about the most important things in life and take them for granted and worry about insignificant, materialistic items. Overall, this book was excellent and much more serious than Sands' earlier novels. While some people said that the series got worse as it grew (after the 7th, 8th, or 9th book), I think it got better. Sands still includes humor, character-based storyline, background information, but a lot more well-structured, defined story that continues on. The reviews were way too harsh because people felt like the lack of conclusion and answers wasted their .99 since the story continues through the next book.
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