Bound By Love (Born in Blood Mafia Chronicles Book 6)

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He disfrutado muchísimo esta historia, seguir con la vida de Luca y Aria me encantó. Lo disfruté de principio a fin, desde que lo inicié me costó mucho soltar la historia. No quería parar en ningún momento de leer. I think it might have to do with seeing her growth from the beginning of the series up to this book, but I loved Aria here (I liked her in the first book, but not to the extent of love). I loved how she was able to keep that innocence while still being a strong heroine. Pulpit Commentary Verse 14. - And over all these things (put on) love, which (thing) is the bond of perfectness ( Colossians 2:2; Ephesians 4:2, 3; Ephesians 5:1; Philippians 2:2; 1 Corinthians 13; Galatians 5:13-15, 22; Romans 13:8-10; 2 Peter 1:7; 1 John 4:7-21; John 13:34, 35). In 1 Corinthians 13. "love" is the substance or substratum of the Christian virtues; in Galatians 5:22 it is their head and beginning; here it is that which embraces and completes them. They imply love, but it is more than them all together. They lie within its circumference; wanting it, they fall to pieces and are nothing. (For συνδεσμός ("bond" or "band"), comp. Colossians 2:19.) In Ephesians 4:3 we have the "bond of peace" (see next verse). Love is the bond in the active sense, as that wherewith the constituents of a Christian character or the members of a Church are bound together: peace, in a passive sense, as that wherein the union consists (comp. 1 Corinthians 1:10; 2 Corinthians 13:11). "Love" (compare "covetousness," ver. 5) is made conspicuous by the Greek definite article - being that eminent, essential grace of Christian love ( Colossians 1:4, 8; Colossians 2:2; 1 Corinthians 13; 1 John 4:16, etc.). "Perfectness" is genitive of object, not of quality: love unifies the elements of Christian goodness and gives them in itself their "perfectness" ( Romans 13:10). (For "perfectness," see note on "perfect," Colossians 1:28; and comp. 4:12.) Against Galatian teachers of circumcision, and Corinthian exalters of knowledge, the apostle had magnified the supremacy of love ( Galatians 5:6; 1 Corinthians 8:1-3); and so against the Colossian mysticism and asceticism he sets it forth as the crown of spiritual perfection, the goal of human excellence (comp. Ephesians 4:15, 16). En este sexto libro de la serie Born in blood mafia Chronicles, retomamos la historia de Luca y Aria. El libro inicia justo como terminó en el primer libro. Conocemos un poco más como conviven Luca y Aria, vemos su relación de casados y a todos los problemas que enfrentan. Por parte de la familia de Luca no están de acuerdo que él sea Capo de Nueva York siendo tan joven, esto se convierte en una lucha con sus tíos. Luego está Aria y su familia, ella haría todo por sus hermanos, los quiere proteger de todo, y esto le trae inconveniente en su relación con Luca, sobre todo en la confianza. También vemos como su relación se afianza a lo largo de los años, aunque los problemas nunca acaban, siempre están en constante lucha con los bandos opuestos y todo el peligro que esto representa para ellos y la familia que tienen. Strong's 1510: I am, exist. The first person singular present indicative; a prolonged form of a primary and defective verb; I exist.

Me gustó muchísimo el amor de Luca hacia Aria, a pesar de a las otras personas mostrarle ese exterior frio e imponente, con ella es tan cariñoso, en sus actos refleja todo lo que siente por ella. Otro punto de esta historia que me gustó fue la relación de hermanos entre Luca y Matteo, se le da bastante importancia, como narran varios personajes es más evidente. A pesar que estos dos no se demuestren afecto físico, se nota muchísimo el amor que se tienen, en como se protegían, se ayudaban, reflejaban ese cariño. Como siempre se tuvieron el uno para el otro desde pequeños, harían cualquier cosa por el otro. Aria froze, eyes filling with tears. Crying and begging had never softened my heart, but with Aria they spoke to a part of me I hadn’t known existed.Beyond all these things put on and wrap yourselves in [unselfish] love, which is the perfect bond of unity [for everything is bound together in agreement when each one seeks the best for others]. Mafia or not, she's a human. A girl who cares for her brother enough to betray on her own husband. It's pretty admirable. And nope, I dont feel sorry or anything for Luca. He cheated on her, hurt her purposely while she only tried to save her loved ones. So no, I dont think she's stupid at all. In a way I'd call it bravery and plus she's a good sister. Even if she's the wife of an Mob Boss. And the game loves to spring bad endings on you. Did too good a job but wanted to do side content? yandere end for you. didn't realize you has to talk to the side characters at the holding cells to get the police off your trail (instead of, you know, something sensible like trying to fool police by talking to them, erasing stuff off of her PC, anything), prison end. etc

You’re not a good man, no. But you are good for me. I feel safe in your arms. I don’t know why, don’t even know why I love you, but I do, and that won’t change.”

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Matteo and I had been taught many lessons by our sadist of a father, all of them meant to make us strong and ruthless for the tasks expected of us. I hated the man, had hated him all my life, and hated that he was proven right with the one lesson I wanted to be wrong. Hay pocas cosas buenas en nuestro mundo, Luca, y si encuentras una, te aferras a ella con todas tus fuerzas. Eres una de esas cosas buenas de mi vida”