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“A LORA LEIGH NOVEL IS ALWAYS A MUST READ!”—Fresh Fiction
Praise for Lora Leigh’s Novels of the Breeds
“When it comes to this genre, Lora Leigh is The Queen.”—Romance Junkies
“Highly charged and carnal.”—Fresh Fiction
“Incredibly sexy and emotionally riveting…tons of action and seriously hot, erotic sex.”—SmexyBooks
“Delivers with Ms. Leigh’s trademark fast-paced, high-adrenaline ride into the intriguing world of this series and leaves readers ready for more.”—Night Owl Reviews
“It is phenomenal.”—Joyfully Reviewed
“Wickedly seductive with sizzling sex scenes that will leave you begging for more.”—ParaNormal Romance
“Erotic and suspenseful.”—Romance Junkies
“Heart-wrenching.”—Fallen Angel Reviews
“Leigh’s action-packed Breeds series makes a refreshing change.”—Monsters and Critics
“No-holds-barred sex…Which is to say it happens often and explosively.”—Errant Dreams
“Sizzling hot erotic romance combines with tense suspense.”—Romance Reviews Today
“Lora Leigh doesn’t disappoint when it comes to sexiness, intrigue, and an added little bit of humor.”—Bitten by Love Reviews
Praise for Lora Leigh’s Novels of the Breeds
“When it comes to this genre, Lora Leigh is The Queen.”—Romance Junkies
“Highly charged and carnal.”—Fresh Fiction
“Incredibly sexy and emotionally riveting…tons of action and seriously hot, erotic sex.”—SmexyBooks
“Delivers with Ms. Leigh’s trademark fast-paced, high-adrenaline ride into the intriguing world of this series and leaves readers ready for more.”—Night Owl Reviews
“It is phenomenal.”—Joyfully Reviewed
“Wickedly seductive with sizzling sex scenes that will leave you begging for more.”—ParaNormal Romance
“Erotic and suspenseful.”—Romance Junkies
“Heart-wrenching.”—Fallen Angel Reviews
“Leigh’s action-packed Breeds series makes a refreshing change.”—Monsters and Critics
“No-holds-barred sex…Which is to say it happens often and explosively.”—Errant Dreams
“Sizzling hot erotic romance combines with tense suspense.”—Romance Reviews Today
“Lora Leigh doesn’t disappoint when it comes to sexiness, intrigue, and an added little bit of humor.”—Bitten by Love Reviews
About the Author
Lora Leigh is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Breed novels, including most recently Lawe's Justice, Stygian's Honor, Navarro's Promise, and Styx's Storm. She is also the author of the Nauti Boys novels including Nauti Deceptions, Nauti Intentions, and Nauti Dreams.
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Lora Leigh lives in the rolling hills of Kentucky, often found absorbing the ambience of this peaceful setting. She dreams in bright, vivid images of the characters intent on taking over her writing life, and fights a constant battle to put them on the hard drive of her computer before they can disappear as fast as they appeared.
Lora's family, and her writing life co-exist, if not in harmony, in relative peace with each other. Surrounded by a menagerie of pets, friends, and a teenage son who keeps her quick wit engaged, Lora's life is filled with joys, aided by her fans whose hearts remind her daily why she writes.
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Lora's family, and her writing life co-exist, if not in harmony, in relative peace with each other. Surrounded by a menagerie of pets, friends, and a teenage son who keeps her quick wit engaged, Lora's life is filled with joys, aided by her fans whose hearts remind her daily why she writes.
If you are a bookstore owner or manager, please email loraleighpa@gmail.com for snail mail notices of books scheduled to release in print, as well as bound pamphlets of current titles in print for your customers to browse through as well as other promotional items.
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47 of 50 people found the following review helpful
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I just adore Lora Leigh's Breeds and look forward to each new story being released. I don't even mind that there's a repetitive formula to the books ... angst, male resisting the mate idea, danger, passion, chase the bad guys, a few subplots and stealthy secondary characters in the mix and then happily ever after.
But this attempt at convoluted subterfuge was just bizarre. It made no sense - and at the end - it seemed everyone pretty much knew or suspected who all the other secret players were anyway. And the contradictions... I understand Rule Breaker being conflicted, resisting the idea of a mate because of the horror he saw with his mother. He lives his life with the idea of leaving immediately if a possible mate ever comes into his orbit - avoiding having a mate. Has clauses about not taking jobs involving women. Supposedly he doesn't know Gypsy is his mate, although there's a protectiveness and strong attraction since first being part of the team that saves her when she's 15. So for the next 9 years, he watches over her, pulls strings behind the scenes to involve Gypsy in covert activities, and actually finds a way to ensure she remains untouched sexually, saving her virginity for him. But - theoretically - she's not his mate. Huh??
It was nice (as always) to catch glimpses of the other characters and get sneak peaks into their lives, although there wasn't too much of substance. Love Baby Amber, so I'm glad some of her story got resolved even thought that particular plot line was unbelievably weak.
My biggest pet peeve: there's a point at which Rule is unbelievably stupid (don't want to add too much of a spoiler) and unwittingly leaves Gypsy, leaving her feeling totally humiliated. Lots of conflict, hurt ensues.Read more ›
But this attempt at convoluted subterfuge was just bizarre. It made no sense - and at the end - it seemed everyone pretty much knew or suspected who all the other secret players were anyway. And the contradictions... I understand Rule Breaker being conflicted, resisting the idea of a mate because of the horror he saw with his mother. He lives his life with the idea of leaving immediately if a possible mate ever comes into his orbit - avoiding having a mate. Has clauses about not taking jobs involving women. Supposedly he doesn't know Gypsy is his mate, although there's a protectiveness and strong attraction since first being part of the team that saves her when she's 15. So for the next 9 years, he watches over her, pulls strings behind the scenes to involve Gypsy in covert activities, and actually finds a way to ensure she remains untouched sexually, saving her virginity for him. But - theoretically - she's not his mate. Huh??
It was nice (as always) to catch glimpses of the other characters and get sneak peaks into their lives, although there wasn't too much of substance. Love Baby Amber, so I'm glad some of her story got resolved even thought that particular plot line was unbelievably weak.
My biggest pet peeve: there's a point at which Rule is unbelievably stupid (don't want to add too much of a spoiler) and unwittingly leaves Gypsy, leaving her feeling totally humiliated. Lots of conflict, hurt ensues.Read more ›
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
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I am a huge fan of Lora Leigh and really love her breed series.....except the past few books. I am finding all her recent books, including the non breed ones, are basically the same plot but with different character names. And I really dislike how she's trended towards everyone knowing who their mates are but either ignoring them or "blocking" the mating heat. This book was really convoluted and has a part where rule really hurts his mate....so much so that everyone is like "she was damaged!" Then....meh. She's over it. I didn't get that at all.
If you're a breed fan no matter what anyone rates Rule Breaker, you must read it. I felt it was slightly better then her last three...but not anywheres as good as Megan's Mark or Coyotes Mate or dawns awakening.
Also, one question that has been driving me crazy!!!!
WHERE ARE THE WINGED BREEDS,!??!?
They were mentioned more towards the beginning of the series and had their biggest appearance in Aidan's story....but since have disappeared. I've been waiting for years for Keegan!
If you're a breed fan no matter what anyone rates Rule Breaker, you must read it. I felt it was slightly better then her last three...but not anywheres as good as Megan's Mark or Coyotes Mate or dawns awakening.
Also, one question that has been driving me crazy!!!!
WHERE ARE THE WINGED BREEDS,!??!?
They were mentioned more towards the beginning of the series and had their biggest appearance in Aidan's story....but since have disappeared. I've been waiting for years for Keegan!
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24 of 26 people found the following review helpful
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I 've read all Lora Leigh's Breeds.....this one just seems hard to follow even thou I've read them all. Maybe just to connected to same story and too far apart in release. Also just getting weird with girls taking over others bodies from previous story line, too confusing. Maybe brush up with previous book first. Didn't even finish :(
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21 of 23 people found the following review helpful
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I kept reading this book just because I love Lora Leigh! Had too many people and very confusing. Very little time was spent on the characters relationship.
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"Rule Breaker" has a core idea that ought have been great. R-- is a Breed male who was traumatized by watching his mom tortured to death. He does not want to risk mating, so hides the knowledge that she is his mate even from himself. The leading lady (G--) feels guilt over her brother's death 9 years before, and has been avoiding intimacy ever since (platonic or otherwise).
Alas, that is not the main plot of the book. The main conflict is internal rivalry between the Breed organization and the Unknown. Remember Honor, the girl whose personality was mystically replaced with another's, by the super secret org "Unknown"? The Unknown help Breeds but will not share information with or talk to anyone, thus leading the Breeds to think them a hostile force. That is Leigh's dumbest plotline from prior books, and it doesn't get any better here. G-- gathers intel for the Unknown but does not know anyone in the org. R-- seems to know everyone in the org except her (or then he does due to continuity errors) but seemingly does nothing for the Unknown. A rediculous number of Breeds within the Breed ranks are Unknown spies who seemingly do not help each other, and their relative positions are never made clear. This conflict is particularly lame because it doesn't develop into anything: no building tension, no climax, nothing.
Most of the book plays out like a childish power play by teenage bullies. Half a dozen characters could easily provide desperately needed aid by speaking up, but they instead choose to "maneuver" secretly in the background, leaving the other characters in fear or mental anguish. Here are three examples. The last one is a spoiler, but I'll mark it.Read more ›
Alas, that is not the main plot of the book. The main conflict is internal rivalry between the Breed organization and the Unknown. Remember Honor, the girl whose personality was mystically replaced with another's, by the super secret org "Unknown"? The Unknown help Breeds but will not share information with or talk to anyone, thus leading the Breeds to think them a hostile force. That is Leigh's dumbest plotline from prior books, and it doesn't get any better here. G-- gathers intel for the Unknown but does not know anyone in the org. R-- seems to know everyone in the org except her (or then he does due to continuity errors) but seemingly does nothing for the Unknown. A rediculous number of Breeds within the Breed ranks are Unknown spies who seemingly do not help each other, and their relative positions are never made clear. This conflict is particularly lame because it doesn't develop into anything: no building tension, no climax, nothing.
Most of the book plays out like a childish power play by teenage bullies. Half a dozen characters could easily provide desperately needed aid by speaking up, but they instead choose to "maneuver" secretly in the background, leaving the other characters in fear or mental anguish. Here are three examples. The last one is a spoiler, but I'll mark it.Read more ›
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