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review 2019-05-02 13:10

This is the 3rd book in The List series. This book can be read as a standalone novel. To avoid spoilers, and to understand the series, I recommend reading in order.

Sarah is facing a benchmark birthday. Being surrounded by her friends getting married and having someone special, she is noticing that being single in her life might not be where she wants to be. Then he came back.

Ian and Sarah made a pact in college to be there for one another if they were still single at the 30th year mark. Now with the year here - and they are both single - they discuss with real intent what it means to both of them. What they could have may burn the pages......

Seriously hot, as only this great author can be, this story starts the burn right at the beginning with one of the hottest men in book history knocking on the door. Such an amazing story, that only adds to a great series. I give this a 5/5 Kitty's Paws UP!

***This copy was given in exchange for an honest review, by Netgalley and its publisher.

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review 2014-03-14 00:00

TheLast Guardian by Gemmell, David ( Author ) ON Apr-19-1990, Paperback

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The second of the Jon Shannow novels. It starts right from where book one finished.
This one involves element of time travel, and jumps back and forth between the old Atlantis and the new world which Shannow now inhabits.

Lots of interesting characters and the plot moves along at a good pace.

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review 2008-09-01 00:00

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I'm just going to say right off that I'm really digging the Jon Shannow books. The Last Guardian is even better than the first volume, Wolf in Shadow. Jon Shannow, while on his endless search for Jerusalem, encounters a young single mother of two, a young gunfighter who wants a reputation at Shannow's expense, reptilian warriors, Atlanteans, a fiery preacher called The Parson, and the Sword of God. Much more background is given to Shannow's post apocalyptic world, fleshing it out, as well as giving more of Shannow's background. Well worth a read but only if you've read the first volume.