Review: So glad for more Julian!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2013
Donna: When Emma told us she was writing a novella from Julian's point of view, I couldn't wait. In the other books, Whirl & Billow he comes across as quite a lady's man and I really wanted to find out if what he feels for Kendra is true. Well, I got my question answered and he sure does. I really enjoyed how protective he is of her but, I'm sad as well because I love Julian but I'm not rooting for him and Kendra to be together, I'm rooting for Kendra and Tristan to be together. So, I'm hoping that he manages to find that special someone within this series. I also loved seeing him in action in this novella, its short yes but 100% entertaining. Kendra doesn't disappoint with her snarky comments and I love seeing how both of these characters bounce off of one another.Favourite Quote: She wasn't distant. She was close enough to touch. Upper arm brushed against mine and heat flared through my veins. Sh*t. I was getting turned on in the middle of the damned museum.Melanie: I really enjoyed this little peak into Julian's head through his POV, I liked that we see how he works with his `virtue' and makes me think that there are endless possibilities for him really. It makes a few things from Whirl & Billow click into place as we see what could be happening on those absences he often has and he seems to be a valuable person to the Chevaliers and it's no wonder he has taken over as acting `chief'. I also feel this setting makes him seem more mature than we have previously seen him, maybe because he's `on the job'. His love/lust for Kendra is another thing I have underestimated from him, even his envy & jealousy of Tristan and it's given me something to ponder. Although he seems to be `all about' Kendra, he still has eyes for others which I think will help him when the time comes to let her go..... Because we all know she belongs to Tristan! Lol Great addition to the series though and I loved it just the same. 5 stars!Favourite Quote:  Her clothes were ripped in several places and stained with sweat and blood. Unkempt hair flew around her face in a tangled mess and an ugly purple bruise marred her cheekbone. She was the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen.