Claimed Book Reviews

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Still good but not great…. Not my favorite book of JR’s but it seems like this series has great potential. It is still engaging and a good, fast paced read.

Really really good….. I’m excited about this series and where it’s going….ok, let’s go!

“CLAIMED” BY J.R. Ward- JC 68!. Another outstanding read by Ms. Ward- an unusual blending of characters and it helps if you have read previous Dagger Brotherhood stories (which are great reads) by the way. Her sequel will really bring this story forward with her (2) main characters- can’t wait until that comes out. (5)🌟’s all the way. Thanks 👏🤩- Cincy Kid 68!

Claimed. Huge fan of JR Ward but this one left me wondering who was writing the story. Kept waiting for something to happen but it’s thread after thread going where? Then you reach the end and spoilers….. I’ll still tune in next year to see what happens next…

Claimed. Great read! This blending of characters takes a bit to get used to... I loved the book.

Good. Nikes

Eh. While JR WARD is my favorite author and the BDB is in my opinion amazing, this new series did not start out strong. It was a difficult read and could have been done better, sadly because the Ward is so amazing I expected more from her work; I do not feel she delivered her best in Claimed. I will still purchase book two of this series to see if it gets better but that will be the deciding factor for me and this series.

Disappointing. I’ve read many of other JR Ward books and loved them. This book was really slow and not at all as interesting as the other. I didn’t even finish it.

Not what I’ve come to expect…. Have to agree with some of the other reviews I’ve read. This book was not great. I LOVE JR Ward’s writing and the BDB series & off-shoots, Fallen Angels, etc. have all been really good. This one had me scratching my head. Didn’t feel invested in the characters or that I got a true sense of who they are, found the story plodding and confusing at times and kept waiting for it to click. Didn’t happen. Also surprising that in 16+ books set in the BDB world the subject of “Wolven” has never come up and in this book you still learn nothing about them. It connects to Xhex and the BDB so will definitely read the next one but it’s not b/c I feel invested in Lydia or Daniel (the two key characters). Bit of a bummer.

I expected more.. Let’s Face it JR Ward has set the bar pretty high. I’m a huge fan of her BDB series, but this book just didn’t do it for me. The slooooooow development of the story was annoying. The romance was pitifully infrequent. I felt like a just read a really long intro to a story. Like you read a book about wolf shifters and you only find out at the end who the shifter is?!?! I have it three stars because it has potential. But honest if it had been written by anyone else I likely would not have finished it.

Not at all what I expected. The story of Lydia and Daniel is intriguing and mystical. Hope many books will be coming in this series to find out more about these characters and how they will be integrated into the Brotherhood. Enjoyed this book, truly. Well done

Claimed by: J.R. Ward. Once again I’m turning pages like there is no tomorrow. Then I find myself at the end of one chapter and the beginning of a new one. This goes on repeat until I’m at the end of yet another brilliant novel. Good lord why does it end so quickly. Why can’t I read a couple of chapters and close my book like normal readers…. I’m not normal..I have to see what happens next. To no avail she has me hooked like a bad drug..I refuse book rehab…I can’t and I won’t quit. I’m determined to ride this J.R. Ward train until the wheels fall off…oh and yes, this book is an excellent read.

Loved this book!. Adored the way the BDB was woven into this book! This is a great mystery as well. Can’t wait for the next one!

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imaginative and dramatic. CLAIMED is the first instalment in JR Ward’s contemporary, adult LAIR OF THE WOLVEN paranormal, urban fantasy series-a spin off set in the author’s Black Dagger Brotherhood world. This is drifter/handyman Daniel Joseph, and scientist/wolf behaviorist Lydia Susi’s storyline. CLAIMED can be read as a stand alone without any difficulty. Any important information from the BDB series is revealed where necessary. NOTE: The Wolven are first introduced in JR Ward’s LOVER UNLEASHED, and first appear in THE JACKAL. Told from third person perspective following two intersecting paths CLAIMED focuses on the search for the truth. Someone is poisoning the wolves at the wolf reserve in and around Walters, Upstate New York, and scientist Lydia Susi is desperate to uncover the truth. With the construction of a new hotel on the edge of the wolf preserve, Lydia is determined to prove the people responsible are the same people connected to the chain of hotels. Daniel Joseph, a new handyman at the Wolf Study Project (WSP) has caught the attention of our story line heroine but someone else has targeted our heroine in the process. As the number of bodies connected to the WSP begin to pile up, Lydia is determined to prove the guilty party is part of the hotel chain, and responsible for poisoning the animals she loves. What ensues is the slow building romance and relationship between Daniel and Lydia, and the fall-out as something more sinister is working behind the scenes to take down our story line couple, and the wolves in the Wolf Study Project. Meanwhile, Xhex, beloved shellan of the Black Dagger Brother John Matthew begins to relive the nightmares of her time at the Sympath colony, a time that is about to come full-circle. Unable to get a straight answer from her brother, she is sent on a mission that will bring her up close and personal with an experiment she thought was long forgotten. JM, Blay, Rehvenge and Vishous make a cameo appearance CLAIMED is a slow building and twisted story of secrets and lies; of power and control; of specieism, experiments, betrayal and mistrust. JR Ward pulls the reader into an imaginative and dramatic tale of intrigue, murder, and the supernatural. The romance takes a back seat to the story line premise as the author will not be focusing on one couple per book but a continuing saga of events. CLAIMED ends on a cliff hanger-you have been warned.

Great!. Great extension of the BDB