Review: Really good!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
You know it is funny.  I gave a 5 star to Grim, even though I didn't care for the tense problem, because the story was sooooooo good!  Casandra's Challenge was wonderful, but the sentences were short and kinda funny.  But I still LOVED it because the story was so good.  With this book, I am giving it a 5 because, yes the story is so good, but you can see the authors incredible growth from the first book to the last.  Are there typos, yes, are there still grammar problems, yes, but come on people.  She gives us a BOOK!  With an actual plot!  Not a novella disguised as a novel.  And did I mention a wonderful, beautiful, completely satisfying plot?Although, author (yes I am speaking to you), going from 700 pages to 300 was just downright mean! ;)  You totally spoiled me and I admit that I pouted a little bit that it didn't take me two days to read your latest work.  I am just thrilled that we get to see Barak get his book next, or at least that is what it sounded like.Anyway, I really enjoyed this book.  I don't want to spoil anything but I hope that you show me some "shock troop" training in the next book and a very talented instructor!  And I just love that this book took two broken families and made a whole and beautifully functioning new family.  It was hopeful and very touching.P.S.  OH!  I also want to say that I LOVED how the author kept the sex scenes short!  Normally I read paranormal romances that are heavy on sex scenes, and light reading.  But this authors stories are so vast and interesting and fun that I found I actually didn't want to get bogged down by long and frequent sex scenes.  I still want them there, don't get me wrong, but I felt like the author did it justice and kept them frequent enough to be satisfying, but short enough to not interfere with the rest of the saga.