Cherie’s review of Hadrian: Lord of Hope (Lonely Lords, #12) > Likes and Comments
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This ISBN is for the e-book, not Paperback
I was confused, and then annoyed, and then angry. I read The Soldier first and thus was mightily confused when Hadrian’s terminally ill brother turned out to be perfectly healthy, and prepared to run away from his responsibilities to be with his lover. No explanation of the illness story at all. Second, whitewashing Avis’ rape is just cruel.
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I was confused, and then annoyed, and then angry. I read The Soldier first and thus was mightily confused when Hadrian’s terminally ill brother turned out to be perfectly healthy, and prepared to run away from his responsibilities to be with his lover. No explanation of the illness story at all. Second, whitewashing Avis’ rape is just cruel.