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A Portrait of Pain (Seraph Black Book 4) Kindle Edition

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“I had to understand that grief would be a constant in my life, and that it would be different every time it returned to me: the same face hidden beneath a brand new hat. I needed to say goodbye to this chapter of my life, to the grief that had clawed at me, to the threat that had stalked me through the shadows …”

Seraph Black’s entire world has changed. There are no more secrets in her life, but knowledge comes at a price. Memories take their toll. Reality demands a due.
The silent shadow of her past has stepped into the light and revealed himself. He has lost everything, and the only thing left for him to do is to make sure that she loses everything as well.
Survival is a complicated game, but her pairs are determined to become experts at it before they run out of time. If only they knew about the brand of pain in her portraits that was never there before, because something is seriously wrong.
Her visions are changing.
People are dying.
The world is turning on its head once again.

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Seraph Black
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31 March 2017
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Jane Washington is 24 years old, and she lives in Australia with her puppy, her potted plants, and that guy who calls himself her husband.

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Language ‏ : ‎ English
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Jane Washington is a Wall Street Journal and internationally bestselling author of sweet and spicy romance novels. She lives in Australia with a miniature dachshund, a collection of treasured books, and 1,000,000 hungry mosquitoes.

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Taylor Paige

I loved Seph, she seemed a lot stronger in this ...

Reviewed in Australia on 1 April 2017

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Why Jane, why does the series have to be over!!!
I'm now in a state of post APOP sadness. That book was incredible!

The series picks up a short while after the last book ended with Seph having given up position of Voda, the stalker's identity revealed, and dealing with the emotional aftermath of the grief her pairs have been going through. A portrait of pain follows Seph and her pairs (Silas, Miro, Cabe and Noah) in trying to defeat Danny and not get anyone hurt in the process.

I loved Seph, she seemed a lot stronger in this book in comparison to the others. She just seemed to have hit the wall in terms of immaturity and she was forced to grow up and grow up fast, given the decisions shes had to make. She is finally finding a balance between all of her pairs and has realized she wants a romantic relationship with all of them, not just one, and she loves them all in their own way. I'm definitely going to miss Seph as a character and i'm a little devastated i wont be reading anything new about her now that the series is finished.

The pairs, what can i say about them. They are honestly some of the best book boyfriends ever.
Silas; i do have to admit that Silas is probably my favorite from this series, hes just so intense and loves Seph so much, hes even tried to curb his sociopath side a little which was funny to see. Hes got such understated humor and he's absolutely perfect for Seph. Miro, i was a little mad at him at first for what he put the bond through with all his indecision, even after he admitted to himself that he was in love with Seph. When he did address his feelings, holy hell was that HOT! It was completely perfect for their interactions, and i loved from that point on wards he got more vocal about his possessiveness. His scene in the epilogue was amazing and totally hot! Cabe was a sweetheart as always, he honestly was the peacekeeper. He only wanted what was best for Seph, never pushed her and just wanted a piece of her for himself. He had no problems being honest about what he wanted to her and his brothers, and was always a voice of reason and humor. He was an absolute Gem of a book boyfriend. Noah definitely fought for his place in Seph's heart, he was fighting his own demons and was really struggling with finding his place. I'm so glad he got out of his own head and just focused on his bond with Seph, he was the silent and intense of the younger pair and he definitely brought his own unique personality into their bond.
I wish that we had seen more of the relationship between Seph and the Pairs after they had had sex, i think that would have been really interesting to see. But i'm not complaining at all, because this book was still perfection.

The side characters were interesting, but we didn't get to see much of them. I was really fascinated by Tariq and his relationship with Jack and the Sophie's, that was bizarre but interesting all in one. Poison and Clarin were also background characters, but i loved their relationship with Seph.

The last few chapters, equally broke my heart and made me cry of happiness. I just loved everything about this book, the writing, the characters, the plot. I just cant believe its over!!

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Journeying Soul

Emerging from the pain

Reviewed in Australia on 30 April 2017

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There is plenty of drama and suspense in this final part of the Seraph Black story. A sweet ending though.

There are still parts of the story that I would have liked more clarification on, but on the whole it is a good paranormal kind of tale.

Loved the entwining of the five lead characters, it made for interesting reading - even more interesting imagining. The secondary characters are fun.

While I would really give the overall series a 3.75 rating - 4 stars will do.

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Liash

Perfect wrap up to the series

Reviewed in Australia on 28 September 2017

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What an epic end to the series!! Everything comes to a head as Seraph is exposed to the human world as a supernatural killer by the Messenger (we know who it is but I'm not saying as its a huge spoiler- you'll just have to read the books to find out). The build up was so very well written, with comic and romantic reliefs dispersed throughout. Miro and Seph finally lwt go of their preconceived notions of what the other wants and relax around each other and their relationship blossoms. Noah and Cabe manage to steal time alone with Seph and more of their individual characters are revealed. Silas is, well, Silas. He is freaking out the rest of the boys with how much he is smiling (#teamsilas). Poor Poison's car - you'll know what I mean when you read the book. Loved the epilogue as well - while I would love to read more about Seph and her guys (or maybe the next generation??) it did wrap up in a really good way. So go and read the series already - you won't regret it!

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Reviewed in Australia on 8 November 2021

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I just loved this series, it was well written and I couldn’t put it down, will be recommending for sure.

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5Star

Great series but quick ending

Reviewed in Australia on 14 April 2019

This was well written and fantastic series. It was enthralling and I couldn’t put it down. Seph really grew in this last book as did her pairs and they really found their place together.

I really liked Seph as a character with her quiet strength, big heart and protective instincts. Her pairs were great book boyfriends bringing a real mix of personalities that gelled with Step and kept the reader captivated.

My only disappointment was that I felt after this enthralling book that the end was a bit rushed. I also felt I would have liked more of the relationship with Seph and her pairs. Over four books there was a lot of build up of feelings and sexual frustration which was then a bit rushed and glossed over at the end. After the super slow burn, it needed a bit more attention to the relationships at the end.

I hope there is a bonus epilogue in the future as this is an amazing series and I am sad it its ended.

Reviewed in Australia on 2 April 2017

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Brilliant - there are no words - it's that good!
A really well done to conclusion to the series - all my questions were answered there was enough pace to keep me up at night reading and the sexy times were.... Very sexy ;)
Loved the character development and the progress in the relationship/s.
So sad it's over! Without sounding odd - I'm going to miss this world!

Reviewed in Australia on 14 May 2019

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A really gripping series that I couldn’t put down. The characters were lovable and the concept was an interesting one.

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Crystal

Why did I have to end!?

Reviewed in the United States on 15 March 2024

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Have I said this is my new fav series?? So off top things you need to know- this is a slooooowwww burn. Like literally not action until the end of this book. That is not necessary bad because the story is SO GOOD!! And the development of the relationship between Steph and her guys is epic. I love me a good storyline and plot that keeps you turning page after page like an addict! I love Jane Washington’s writing style, she really does her characters justice, all their quirks, flaws, emotions. You feel them. And they are solid realistic people. I mean of course we don’t have any Zevghari but you know what I mean. Not sure what I can read now to take over this feeling of leaving my friends… Seriously great series! Happy reading friends!

Katryne

I love this series!!!

Reviewed in Canada on 19 September 2023

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What an amazing series! I love it so much! The world building is sensationnal, the characters and their emotions are super well written and the story pulls you in right from the start!

Maitheunicorn

Mais de 15 horas lendo

Reviewed in Brazil on 19 June 2017

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Essa série de livros foi uma surprrsa incrível .
Os personagens encantaram e eu não consegui me desgrudar da trama complexa, e das reviravoltas da história.
Eu amei a série

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Merle

Tolle Serie bis zuletzt

Reviewed in Germany on 4 June 2017

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Auch das letzte Buch der Seraph Black-Serie überzeugt und bleibt spannend bis zum Ende.

Danny, der Zwillingsbruder von Seraph, treibt sein böses Spiel bis zum Exzess weiter, ist durch nichts mehr aufzuhalten, die Toten häufen sich und die Menschen wenden sich gegen Seraph. Für die fünf verbundenen Liebenden ist es schwer, mit dem Tod der Mütter zurechtzukommen, die durch das Band mit Lord Weston ebenfalls ermordet wurden. Eine Zukunft, die ihnen ebenfalls bevorstehen könnte. Sie bereiten sich auf den finalen Kampf gegen Danny vor.

Alles in allem, eine tolle Serie, die sich bis zum Schluss steigert. Einziger Makel ist für mich, dass ich nicht wirklich sehe, wie ein 17-Jähriger eine solche Allmacht entwickeln kann, obwohl seine einzige Fähigkeit direkten Hautkontakt benötigt. Aber ich drücke mal ein Auge zu und geniesse den Lesestoff mit den schönen Covers trotzdem.

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Jz

A must read, five stars does not do this book justice

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 April 2017

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5 stars doesn't feel like its good enough to give to A Portrait of Pain when this whole series feels like its been a big part of my life, even though I only started reading it last year. Have you ever had a book series consume you? Have you ever felt like the characters are part of your life? Well that how I've felt about the Seraph Black series, and now it's over I'm not too sad (well I am sad as I'll miss all the characters) as Jane Washington has done a brilliant job in wrapping up the series.

From when a friend pushed me to read the first book in the series, I have been entranced and consumed by these books, I have laughed and cried along the way, but A Portrait of Pain is where I have laughed the hardest and cried the most, both happy and sad tears. This book gave me everything I wanted from the final and more that I didn't even know I needed. It wrapped it all up in a paint splattered, unicorn emblazoned, razor edged bow.

From the beginning I have been #TeamSilas all the way, but I've also always been a #TeamNoah (I'm so glad Jane cleared up something concerning regarding Noah in this book *phew*) and #TeamCabe fan too. Well in this book, Jane managed to also finally make me a #TeamMiro fan too with a super hot, still fanning myself, gas station scene. Seriously, that scene was just something else and I never knew that Miro could be like that, but wow am I so glad to have discovered more about him.

Seraph, who quite obviously is the main centre point of the story, has grown and developed so much through the series. She's never irritated me as so often main lead characters can. She's been an incredibly well written and complex character who has gone through a lot in her life, but she's pulled through it all and in this final book we see her becoming who she wants to be and making the choices that she feels is right. I may love the boys and be seriously goo goo over all four of them, but I feel that this is where I need to state that I am a #TeamSeraph fan for going through all that she has gone through, but still coming out the other side as a stronger person. She is an admirable main character and she is one of my top 5 female leads.

Jane Washington really has written a masterpiece here. I am so going to miss Seraph, Silas, Miro, Noah, Cabe, Poison, Clarin, Tariq, Jayden and even Charles. I'm going to miss the banter between Seraph and the guys. I'm going to miss Silas's gruffness. I'm going to miss Cabe's playfulness. I'm going to miss Noah's steadiness and good looks. I'm going to miss Miro's seriousness. I'm going to miss them all, but I'll be going back to re read this series over and over again. Thank you Jane Washington for creating such a great series and for giving it the perfect ending as I've loved all of it, but A Portrait of Pain is my favourite of them all.

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