Review: Tigress for Two
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 23, 2013
And the plot thickens.  I am really enjoying how the overall story arc of this series is going. There are so many players that it is fascinating to watch the plot unfold.  Everyone's story is connected, but not in the ways that I had originally anticipated and that makes it all the more fun to read.I really enjoy this series and was looking forward to this one the second I realized it was a nontraditional mating.  I did not, however, at the time realize it was brothers.  When I realized it was brothers (which I should have been able to see from the cover .. duh), I was a bit concerned about the creepy factor.  That being said, this story was actually more about Taber and Kallie then it was about the brothers.  In fact, Thorben is not a main character in the book, which alleviated most of my creepy factor concerns.  There is one very short scene where they are both there, but that is it.  That being said, it is something to consider when choosing this book.If you have been following this series, you are going to want to read this one.  New players are introduced, more of the mystery is solved, and watching Kallie and Taber struggle with their differences gives some insight into the challenges Tabitha has before her.  While this could be read as stand alone, I would not recommend it as such because there are so many pieces that connect to the two previous books and lead into the next book.If I could have given half stars, this would probably have been a 3 1/2 for me.