≡ Read Close Remembrance The Krinar Chronicles Book 3 eBook Anna Zaires Dima Zales

Close Remembrance The Krinar Chronicles Book 3 eBook Anna Zaires Dima Zales

Download As PDF : Close Remembrance The Krinar Chronicles Book 3 eBook Anna Zaires Dima Zales

Close Remembrance The Krinar Chronicles Book 3 eBook Anna Zaires Dima Zales

I've read some of the other reviews for this book and some of them find this to be the least interesting one out of the trilogy. I find this hard to believe because it, quite literally, blew me away with the depths of Korum and Mia's passions, along with insights into Korum's personality that help turn him into a likeable character that we can relate to. In the beginning, I couldn't see anything remotely human in him beyond his outward form. Now, however, he's eminently likeable to me and I have to give Ms. Zaires kudos for giving us such a complex character. I wish we could follow more of Mia's and Korum's adventures, but alas it isn't meant to be. And I was completely wrong as to who was stalking Mia and trying to destroy Korum to gain her for his own. Very wrong indeed! That, I think, made the story that much stronger because of it too.
Happily ever afters are so sweet and this one is remarkably so because of how the trilogy started off. It works so well and I can't help thinking how wonderful the world will be now that Krinar and human can work together. The only off putting thing about the end was the decision of the Krinar Elders to allow humanity to have access to their immortality. Hopefully there's a vetting process in place before they hand such stuff out to anyone who wants it because I can think of a lot of negative outcomes for this technology if it falls into the wrong hands. Or bodies, such as it were.
Anyway, a very enjoyable book and perhaps sometime in the future there might be a continuation of these characters' lives. (Hint, hint!). I truly love it and hate to see it come to an end.


Tags : Close Remembrance (The Krinar Chronicles Book 3) - Kindle edition by Anna Zaires, Dima Zales. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Close Remembrance (The Krinar Chronicles Book 3).,ebook,Anna Zaires, Dima Zales,Close Remembrance (The Krinar Chronicles Book 3),Mozaika Publications,Fiction Romance Fantasy,Fiction Romance Science Fiction

Close Remembrance The Krinar Chronicles Book 3 eBook Anna Zaires Dima Zales Reviews

This series was amazing!!! I really hope this is not the end of the Krinar world. I want to continue to see this new world unfold. I have been captivated with Mia and Korum's story from the beginning. From her useless spying to his dark, dominant obsession with her.... Their love borders on madness... A madness I willingly devour into the early morning hours. I know I will revisit this story over and over again because it's just that good.

Ms. Zaires has given us a literary gem. Her writing is witty, snarky and deliciously erotic. Thankfully, her writing is so thorough it has no grammatical errors that seems to riddle most books these days... I am a bit picky with syntax and semantics, but I'm always relieved to pick up an Anna Zaires book because I know that I can relax and enjoy her stories without being distracted by all the editorial issues.

This author has quickly become one of my favorites. I never hesitate to "one-click" her books. Thank you Ms. Zaires for you dedication to your craft!
This series was SO GOOD. Ms. Zaires did an EXCELLENT job of developing each character..Nothing was left to chance.. You see and feel the growth from the first to the third book . (I won't say last) The deceit against Korum was heartbreaking and sad..The love between Mia and Korum was sheer unbridled raw passion(whew). There were some laugh out loud moments as well..Korum POV was sometimes 'hilarious'. I was fantasizing about the K technology . . LOVED IT . .There REALLY should be a 4th book . .please
This was a good story, a fun read, and it had very interesting and lovable characters. The biggest downside to this book, as well as the two books that precede it, is that a lot of the authors personal view points really comes through, and it’s annoying. All three of the books in the series that I have read feel like a sermon by the author. (Ex. God is not real. Evolution is a fact. Eating meat is bad. We are destroying our world. Instead of building cities and roads, we should keep everything as forests and jungles. The way any societies in the history of our world have ever conquered anything is bad. Etc.) It just got exhausting. I’ve never read novels with this much of the authors personal opinion shoved down my throat before. I honestly would have given the series 5 stars if it weren’t for that. Other than that, this book and the whole series is very fun to read and very creative.
This wasn't a sit on the edge of your seat, stay up all night page turner. It was OK, good writing, effective concept which allowed you to use your imagination, and a natural progression.
Korum, remained an alpha, anyone who is married or with one knows that they tend to be extremely sensitive with those they love, along with overbearing and at times passive aggressive just so they can get their way. So Korum being gentler wasn't that strange nor was the perception that Mia was at times in charge. She never was.
I liked the brain drained Mia much better than the original version. Her thoughts were a jumbled mess and I wished Saret had erased her memories in the first book. Found every other character in the books more likeable than Mia.
The sex, every other page just felt filler. Why bother if its so boring. They have so called amazing sex in a tent in public but he bites her so you never know what goes on during the drug fueled sessions. What's the point of mentioning it you never give details. They fly to another planet OK, sex should be crazy now right, NOT. The craziest thing he does is put her on all fours on the floor. Also, what's up with multiple sessions a day lasting just a few minutes, seems like aliens should have a fix for that. And is his semen like acid or something, have sex shower, have sex shower, if your in bed for the night do you really need to keep getting up for a shower? I'm probably over thinking this.
I've read some of the other reviews for this book and some of them find this to be the least interesting one out of the trilogy. I find this hard to believe because it, quite literally, blew me away with the depths of Korum and Mia's passions, along with insights into Korum's personality that help turn him into a likeable character that we can relate to. In the beginning, I couldn't see anything remotely human in him beyond his outward form. Now, however, he's eminently likeable to me and I have to give Ms. Zaires kudos for giving us such a complex character. I wish we could follow more of Mia's and Korum's adventures, but alas it isn't meant to be. And I was completely wrong as to who was stalking Mia and trying to destroy Korum to gain her for his own. Very wrong indeed! That, I think, made the story that much stronger because of it too.
Happily ever afters are so sweet and this one is remarkably so because of how the trilogy started off. It works so well and I can't help thinking how wonderful the world will be now that Krinar and human can work together. The only off putting thing about the end was the decision of the Krinar Elders to allow humanity to have access to their immortality. Hopefully there's a vetting process in place before they hand such stuff out to anyone who wants it because I can think of a lot of negative outcomes for this technology if it falls into the wrong hands. Or bodies, such as it were.
Anyway, a very enjoyable book and perhaps sometime in the future there might be a continuation of these characters' lives. (Hint, hint!). I truly love it and hate to see it come to an end.