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Well slap me silly and send me to Never Never land because that is what it felt like the entire time I read Exile. Well not exactly Never Never land, but more of a twisted dark version of Narnia that like the Hotel California, you can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave.

But I digress...

So many things happened in this story that no one review can truly explain the complex and freakishly amazing skill it took to bring characters as well as story lines from his other novellas together.

After reading about Stephen in the other books, I NEVER expected his character to turn out this way or even have such inner thoughts, demons or whatever you want to call it. He did a few things that completely shocked me and some might call them sadistic in nature. I actually had to put the book on pause a few times to fully absorb what I read and I still don't think I believe it.

Craziness aside, by the end of the book you feel bad for Stephen and his tortured soul. You want to give him a big hug and tell them everything will be okay, though deep down, you know that it's not.

I now understand why it took the author so long to come out with this book. He took his time and I am grateful for it because the amount of moving parts and detail that went into this needed to be coddled like a child so that it could be developed into the amazingness that I just finished.

5 stars!


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Exile Society Series Book 5 edition by Mason Sabre Paranormal Romance eBooks Reviews

The Society Series by Mason Sabre is one of those series that you read and never forget. It works its way into both your heart and your psyche. EXILE is the next installment in this series, and as far as I'm concerned, it is definitely the best. It is not a small read, with 49 Chapters, so allow yourself plenty of time to get through it. With that being said though, it is a wonderful, exhilarating story that will pull you in and have you sitting on the edge of your seat unti the very end. EXILE is Stephen's story and Mason has quite obviously put all of his heart and soul into it. This one is SPECIAL.

You definitely don't have to have read the previous books in the Society Series to read this one, but they will provide some background to Stephen and his story. So if you have time, and you haven't read them, do yourself a HUGE favour and do so - you won't regret it.

Told in dual POVs, EXILE tells the story of Stephen Davies and everything he endures once he is captured and sent to Exile for execution. To witness his tale unfold through his eyes and to experience everything he does, left me completely exhausted. This is a tale of true EPIC proportions. Mason doesn't do things by half at all. This is total full on drama from beginning to end.

Mason's story telling and imagination certainly lead you on a journey of unhindered magic. His ability to draw his reader in is mindboggling. His descriptive ability amazes me - many times I felt as though I, too, was a part of Stephen's world. I felt his pain, his suffering, his lust and his extreme joy when he was able to shift into his tiger form. His narration is perfect - no stone is left unturned.

I have often said, when reading a book by Mason, you don't just read his words - you experience them. You become a part of the world that he has so beautifully created. This is Mason's wonderful gift to his readers - his words and the ability for us to escape reality with them.

The ending of this book ensures there will be more to Stephen's story. I for one cannot wait for the next installment. This is most assuredly a FIVE STAR read, but it deserves so much more. Exceptional, mindblowing and unforgettable.

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I'm still fairly new to the Society Series but that does not detract from the enjoyment of this newest tale.

Mason is magical in the ability to transport you to these world's he creates. You fall in love with these characters, feel what they feel, and the descriptions given of settings or what is happening during these scenes gives you the ability to see it as if you're there. You root for them, laugh with them, want to fight with them, & even cry with them.

I may not get the references to previous characters as I've only read Seraph, but was able to keep up. I'm excited to start from the beginning of the series and make my way all the way through Exile to get the connections I missed. There definitely seems to be some big stuff brewing and is being woven together in a way that seems effortless and I'm excited to learn about all the pieces available so far.

I've loved Paranormal for a while now and Mason has quickly become one of my favorites. He's an absolute, no second thought, one-click author for me and I can't wait to see what spell he weaves next.
I am a doctor who treats the Others and my days were always hectic with treating my patients and nerves always on edge because of Lee. How I wish I can speak my mind to him without the outcome of being brought to work at Norton Industries instead of helping these poor Others. I'm Human but an outcast. Always worrying about others day in and a day out until I saw him....Nick. A true specimen of a man an Adonis, but Other, but I don't care. He was a price on his head and is wanted in Exile. When I look at him when he's not watching he looks a true bad boy but when he turns and sees me I see hatred and lust intertwined. He has a child hugging his legs and calling him daddy. And another by the hand, so little, two witches and looks like a fire boy. Can they all be his? he's trying to spare everyone's lives including those in this 'prison' because technically it is, we can't do what we want, go where we want etc. But he makes me feel things I haven't in years. He's had several run ins with Lee and his men and Lee is pulling all stops to try and capture him. We've had so many injuries and deaths by the hands of the Humans because of their treatment of Others, when will this all stop? We're on our way back from picking up some medical supplies and we have Aiden with us. Nick hears noise not far away so we try and hide but we're found. Nick tries to outrun them but they get him. As they are beating him Aiden sets off his flames and gets one and others running away, but they will return. Will Lee ever give up......until the next book.
Well slap me silly and send me to Never Never land because that is what it felt like the entire time I read Exile. Well not exactly Never Never land, but more of a twisted dark version of Narnia that like the Hotel California, you can check out anytime you like, but you can never leave.

But I digress...

So many things happened in this story that no one review can truly explain the complex and freakishly amazing skill it took to bring characters as well as story lines from his other novellas together.

After reading about Stephen in the other books, I NEVER expected his character to turn out this way or even have such inner thoughts, demons or whatever you want to call it. He did a few things that completely shocked me and some might call them sadistic in nature. I actually had to put the book on pause a few times to fully absorb what I read and I still don't think I believe it.

Craziness aside, by the end of the book you feel bad for Stephen and his tortured soul. You want to give him a big hug and tell them everything will be okay, though deep down, you know that it's not.

I now understand why it took the author so long to come out with this book. He took his time and I am grateful for it because the amount of moving parts and detail that went into this needed to be coddled like a child so that it could be developed into the amazingness that I just finished.

5 stars!