Review: Not the best of the series, as we don't really get to know much about the leads...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2014
This is the 5th book in the Men of Honor series, and perhaps the one that stands most on its own, though Prophet from the H*H series gets a few mentions here. As usual with this author, it is well-written with some incredibly hot sex scenes, but the tale didn't feel as if it tied in with the series.There were no highs or lows, no real danger, though there were two shortish missions, and I didn't really get to feel that Keith and Reed were a couple before they became a triad with Shane. Their moves on him, which admittedly Shane had been fantasising over, felt out of the blue and perfunctory, especially as they'd not even really gotten to know each other by then. The couple of voyeuristic scenes weren't really that sexy, and tbh, I couldn't see the attraction between the leads, and Shane didn't even really take time out to consider whether he'd be coming between a couple or enhancing them - he just wanted them and went with the flow.The above doesn't mean that the tale isn't worth reading, but this isn't the best of the series and almost felt a little tagged-on. I mean, there wasn't even much discussion about the beloved third who died exactly a year ago to the day that this tale started, yet there were a few mentions about the alleged mysticism about the place that Reed and Keith call home, as it supposedly attracts the needy...Overall, it's readable, but it's not a Keeper.Ebook courtesy of Samhain in exchange for an honest review.