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The Age Of Retribution (Book VIII of The Master Chronicles)

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Jesse Madding is now a Guardian with strength, teleportation and other skills at his fingertips. But, Jesse is still somewhat new to all of these powers and his mentor, Michelle fears that without her training he will get others killed or himself destroyed.

Powerful and clever in his own right, vampire Gideon Keel has but one goal these days. Gideon's purpose now is to keep his partner, his lover Jesse alive and by Gideon's side. There is nothing more important than his lover's happiness and well being.

At a time when Jesse and Gideon are trying to make a life together in their new home along with 15 year old orphan Dominique Chappell a serious threat takes center stage. Foster, another Guardian has come to town with murder on his mind. Everyone involved with Gideon and Jesse are also at risk. The group will need to come up with a plan to stop Foster, permanently.

The Age of Retribution is the 8th book in the popular series, The Master Chronicles by multi-talented and prolific author Jamie Craig. With a heavy cast of Guardians, vampires, humans and other, it's an anything goes and everything wild kind of group to read about. It's up to Gideon and Jesse to keep things together as this story showcases their dangerous lives as heroes with a wily villain battling against them. The storyline is intricate, the cast is large and The Age of Retribution is not the place to start reading this series. Too much has already gone on for readers to fully grasp the characters motivations, etc. The Age of Retribution is well written with a multi-layered plot and great characters but, it's not the place to start. No doubt however, followers of this series are going to be thrilled to read more about Gideon and Jesse and their adventures!

Lisa

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This was another great book in this series, I can't wait for the next one to find out what happens to Emma

As always, Jamie Graig delivers, this book always keeps you wanting to read more and about what the authors will come up next. This series is a keeper.

I was fine book. Alittle slow at times but enjoyable. But can't wait til next book.