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By and large, I am a Radclyffe fan. I must be -- I keep buying her books. However, I have three problems with her books, too, and it all came to a head while reading Honor Reclaimed.

First, Radclyffe seems to believe that people are unable to control their emotions. Her characters all seem to fall madly in love with each at their first meeting. After that, they are 100% unable to contain themselves, even when they both should know better and are the sorts of people who are the last people to have self control issues. If real life men behaved the way many of Radclyffe's women behaved, everyone would have some pretty choice words for them.

And then there are all these astonishingly beautiful women. Normal women aren't good enough. Instead, they're all amazingly beautiful and perfect. I really hate that message.

Last, my experience suggests people don't necessarily forgive some of the things that Radclyffe's characters forgive. In Honor Reclaimed, there is one character in particular who pulls some pretty slimy stunts and yet is repeatedly forgiven for it. Probably because she's so beautiful. And because Radclyffe's characters are unable to control their emotions, even when they know better.

I'm one of those people who frets about books afterwards. They're just books. Just stories. But I start to feel as if they're real, and I can be left crabby from the books I read. I was left crabby after this book, primarily due to issue three above. I want that character to suffer for her actions, not be rewarded, and I want the people she hurt to come away better, not worse off. I know real life often isn't like that. But if I wanted to experience real life, I wouldn't read fiction.

As I said -- I am a Radclyffe fan. But I'm done with this series, at least in part because the character mentioned in issue three appears again in the next novel. And all I want to do is strangle her throat, her perfect little throat. Maybe, just maybe she starts the next book somehow making amends for what she has done. But I doubt it, and I just can't read more of it.


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Honor Reclaimed Honor Series Radclyffe 9781933110189 Books Reviews

I absolutely love this series!!! The way Radclyffe develope the characters and the plot line is so three dimensional. I have read this series four times and always find something I missed.
The continuing story of Honor and Cameron in this AMAZING series titled the "HONOR SERIES" just keep getting better and better. Not once have I been disappointed with any part of the titles from this series. (For those who don't already know the title "OATH OF HONOR" released as part of the "FIRST RESPONDERS SERIES" is also tied into the storyline of the "HONOR SERIES". PLEASE ENJOY and if you plan on reading any of Radclyffe's titles you may want to make sure you don't have plans because it's hard to put the books down after you start reading them lol.
This book is a great read and addition to the Honor Series. I fell in love with the two main character's and there inner conflicts not to mention the other character's and their issues. For me The Honor Series has been like a soap opera I couldn't stop watching. I wish there were more books to the series, not to mention spin offs on a couple of the other character's. Blair is one of my all time favorite character's. I love the author Radclyffe / LL Raand - she keeps me very entertained.
I like Radclyffe's books, especially when it's not a book in one of her series. When she writes a stand alone book, the characters stand out, but these series just keep dragging on. Here's another Honor book, which it turns out is NOT the final one in the series. It's not a bad story. It's not a good story. It's just another story about the same characters. Cam gets shot.....again. This isn't a spoiler. If you've read this series, she gets shot or hurt in every book. Makes you wonder why she is allowed to stay in the Secret Service. Radclyffe fans will love it and rave about it. If you're looking for something to pass a few hours of reading, this is it, but don't expect anything new.
Another good read. Lots of action. But I do agree with some other reviewers' comments on the word "lover." Overuse is an understatement in this installent. If you can overlook the overuse it's an excellent read. It won't stop me from reading further. It's just a bit jarring.
If I hear the term lover one more time it will have been 1000 times too many times already ... 😜

Great story ... A page turner
Cams and Blairs relationship makes me cringe... However, enjoyed the plot...

The action is so well done, the sub plots great
My favourite character is Valerie hands down...

The relationships in general are a bit shallow... And I'm actually bored with all the sex ... As it's pretty vanilla and cringe worthy .... Lover lover lover

Still, I'd highly recommend this excellent series
By and large, I am a Radclyffe fan. I must be -- I keep buying her books. However, I have three problems with her books, too, and it all came to a head while reading Honor Reclaimed.

First, Radclyffe seems to believe that people are unable to control their emotions. Her characters all seem to fall madly in love with each at their first meeting. After that, they are 100% unable to contain themselves, even when they both should know better and are the sorts of people who are the last people to have self control issues. If real life men behaved the way many of Radclyffe's women behaved, everyone would have some pretty choice words for them.

And then there are all these astonishingly beautiful women. Normal women aren't good enough. Instead, they're all amazingly beautiful and perfect. I really hate that message.

Last, my experience suggests people don't necessarily forgive some of the things that Radclyffe's characters forgive. In Honor Reclaimed, there is one character in particular who pulls some pretty slimy stunts and yet is repeatedly forgiven for it. Probably because she's so beautiful. And because Radclyffe's characters are unable to control their emotions, even when they know better.

I'm one of those people who frets about books afterwards. They're just books. Just stories. But I start to feel as if they're real, and I can be left crabby from the books I read. I was left crabby after this book, primarily due to issue three above. I want that character to suffer for her actions, not be rewarded, and I want the people she hurt to come away better, not worse off. I know real life often isn't like that. But if I wanted to experience real life, I wouldn't read fiction.

As I said -- I am a Radclyffe fan. But I'm done with this series, at least in part because the character mentioned in issue three appears again in the next novel. And all I want to do is strangle her throat, her perfect little throat. Maybe, just maybe she starts the next book somehow making amends for what she has done. But I doubt it, and I just can't read more of it.