Review: TSTL heroine
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2013
There are other reviews that talk about what a jerk Chris is in this book, but I have a bit of a different opinion. Not that there weren't times when he was a bit of an a**hat, but there were almost no times when Izzy wasn't just plain too stupid to live. She spent almost the entire book endangering herself, even after having extreme demonstrations as to how much mortal danger she was in, threatening the safety of the Sentinels, and especially the safety of Chris' family. Keeping his family safe has been his primary focus his entire adult life. Even after knowing people were hurt on her behalf she continued to do what ever the heck she wanted to. If I were Chris I would be less than thrilled with the idiot woman too. Chris was surly and offensive to her so that he could keep his distance, but he came around and turned mostly sweet (about two-thirds of the way through the book), though he still had some childhood issues that raised their heads at times. Overall, I much preferred his character to hers.As far as the rest of the book goes, the storyline was good enough to keep me reading even when the characters annoyed me. There were what I am coming to expect as the usual spelling and grammar errors that seem to permeate the self-published field, but nowhere near as many as in some other books I've read. I'm learning to overlook a lot of them if the story is good enough.I don't know if I would recommend this particular book unless you are wanting to make sure you have the whole storyline before heading into the next book, which is what I am doing.