Review: Unleash the Dragon
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2013
This highly anticipated story was my third book by this author and I thoroughly enjoyed it.  I read this book in 24 hours which these days is hard to do. I was so consumed by reading and savoring every word on the page that time felt like it was standing still until the last page when I knew the outcome for Jezebel and Ramsey.I was not sure of the "whodunit" but that is what made this book so exciting.  The fact that the suspense and intrigue is so well disguised in good story development and with characters that made you love to hate them, I found myself not trying to solve the story ahead of time.  I was content and patient to let the story unwind and go wherever story led me.  This story had a good mix of everything; action, mystery, romance, betrayal, and suspense.The chemistry (both the physical and mental) is so undeniable.  The electric current sits right underneath the surface every time Ramsey and Jezebel are in a scene together.  I knew when the story picked back up where book one left off that Jezebel was in her right to hate him for the rest of her life.  It broke my heart that Ramsey was not the same gentle loving man she fell in love with.  That said, I have to give it to Ramsey.  Revenge was his and I did not feel guilty for wanting it for him.  He lived by a code and it just made him even sexier if that were possible. His deliberate and thoughtful actions made him the hero some women dream of; his love for Jezebel, swoon-worthy.The secondary characters Vince, Delilah, Bastain, Hannah and the others really anchored the story.  It was clear that Ramsey's trusted his inner circle even when doubt began to trickle into his mind.The editing and flow of the story are done well.  I do think the author missed an opportunity to describe for us in more detail what South Korea was like.  Describing what living in Asia meant for Ramsey and Jezebel would have catapulted this story into a different league of greatness (already great).This author has an amazing future ahead of her.  The creativity and clarity by which she tells her story separates her from the good storytellers in this IR genre to being up there with the really great ones.  It appears that this author primarily writes paranormal which is okay BUT I am putting in a big Christmas wish for this author to continue writing contemporary work.  I want more; lots more.