Review: Truely Undeniable
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
Rafe is a typical 18 year old boy, fresh out of high school, and trying to forget about what he believed to be the love of his life.  But… He’s not your average teenager with angst, no he is a member of the King, Florida’s first families.  Don’t know what I mean?  You aren’t the only one.  I have never read any of the King Family books and so when I started this one I was completely and utterly lost, however Ms. Kandle writes in such a way that although you may not know the back story, it is not important to grasp what is happening in this book.This isn’t just about Rafe, Zoe, and Joss, no this is so much more than those three individuals, and while this has romantic and non romantic tendencies, what really caught me was the story line, the overall arching theme that in the series.I will be honest, there is a couple of twists that are going to throw you, make you mad, make you cry, make you want to put down the book, but don't.I really liked this book; it is not my normal fare, and trust me the sex scenes are mighty juicy, which I did not know while reading it during my lunch break.  I think that Rafe and Joss make a good team both on and off the clock.  I look forward to reading more about the Institute and how they are going to handle the new found dangers.  Ms. Kandle's writing style grew on me as I read Undeniable, and trust me this book once started is Undeniable J.With that I give a solid 4 stars with a nudge towards 4.5.  It would be a solid 4.5 if I had read previous ones and knew what some of the commentary was about, especially in the prologue.