Review: The Saga Continues...
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 31, 2012
This is book 6 (with a novella between 5 and 6) of the Soul-Linked Saga Series by L. J. Phillips.  In order to really be able to delight in this series and understand the true depth of the storyline, you should definitely read the other books first.  If you don't, you will not be able to enjoy this latest installment, which is very engrossing and clever.As with all the other books, romance between the Arima and her male-set is the focus point of the book.  In this particular book, Dr. Honey Davis has arrived on Jasan with her husband and daughter with the idea of getting away from their home world of Teriens - a world very regimented and narrow-minded.  Both Honey and her husband, Michael, take important medical and research positions, and immediately are welcomed for their important credentials, as well as their psychic powers.  The problem is this - Honey is an Arima (fated mate) of the Vulpirans, rulers of one of the nine clans of Jasan.  Because she is married, the Vulpirans cannot approach her honorably nor can they mate with her.  Honey definitely feels the draw of the 3 men, and in short time realizes what she is to them, but due to secrets in her and Michael's past, she is helpless to act on her feelings.Amidst all of the story-line between Honey and the Vulpirans, we once again see how they are making discoveries to help combat the Xanti, another race of people that have been trying to take over Jasan since the beginning of the series.A word of caution - the sex is very graphic and erotic in this series, especially in the beginning books.  However since the first two books, the story-line has taken over more and the sex scenes have become less, but these are definitely adult novels.The world-building in this series is above excellent and extremely engrossing and deep.  The characters are well-defined and the romance and sex is above average.  I would definitely recommend this series to anyone who enjoys romantic fantasy.  The only downside to this series is that it is supposedly drawing to a close, with only one book left.  That makes me sad, because I could continue to read these books and be entertained by them for years.