Review: 3.5 stars:  Another fresh addition to the series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
I like how the hero was different from the other Dragon/Var males in that he really was a firm believer in a higher power, it was kind of a different twist which I found refreshing.  It was a nice contrast to the heroine who didn't trust in any higher power at all and just lived life on the edge.  The build-up of their relationship was also different from the previous books in that she was the aggressor in the bedroom and openly admitted she liked him at the get-go but of course emotional baggage from her past prevents her from wanting to stay.The reason why I don't rate this higher than a 3.5:- While not numerous, there were a few areas needing editing to the point where I had to reread the sentence to understand what happened.- the sister Aeron I just wanted to jettison.  She came across as a pain and a whiner (note: I have not read the book featuring her story, so perhaps if you do you'll feel differently)- I liked the hero/heroine but somehow felt like there something missing, there needed to be more scenes outside of the bedroom or something.  Perhaps if the story had been a couple chapters longer.I hope that there is a story between Pia's daughter and her prearranged betrothal to the Var prince. The basis for that book could be really great!