Yvonne L. reviewed on 9/18/2014 + 929 more book reviews

I've been a huge fan of this series and this one doesn't disappointed. Kenyon does such a good job of creating ruthless but incredibly sweet males. Yes, the length of her books are daunting but I always want more.

The first warning is that you have to read others in the series first, at least a few of them. Without doing that you would get lost and fail to appreciate all the side characters. They squabble a lot of provide a lot of comedy relief. I loved that Kenyon included all the characters from the pass in this book.

She does need to get a better editor though because there were a few name mistakes or sentence structures that was confusing as to who was talking to whom.

Summi and Dancer complimented each other and I am glad the book didn't spend too much time whining about the past. There were times I was frustrated with Dancer's loyalty but I guess that's part of why I love him as well. I also adore that Summi became tough out of necessity and that fighting isn't something she loved.

Great addition to the series. Can't wait to read more.

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