Review: Maddox and Felicity, Book 5
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
Maddox, a sorcerer from book one, has been missing for years. His best friend and lover, Felicity, has finally accepted he must be dead. Then she is captured and imprisoned by the Sorcerers Council in a raid on shifters and she meets the man who is sent to interrogate and break her. The Inkman.  He is bulked up, bald, and tattooed.  He looks nothing like her Maddox.  Except, she realizes, he is Maddox, and he's her worst nightmare.  He has been tortured and brainwashed, he doesn't remember her, and there is a very good chance he will kill her to get what he wants.  Because he wants information about the rebels and, as a rebel leader, that is something she cannot give him.This, for me, is one of the best books in the series.  I don't recommend it as a stand-alone, however, simply because it is such an integral part of the storyline and to fully understand it helps to know the backstory. The emotional hook is stronger than in the other books in the series, probably because of the journey Maddox and C face to get back to each other.  LS has done an outstanding job with this book. I highly recommend the series.