Review: Dax has finally grown up.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 29, 2013
Okay, the main characters showed a lot more development in this book, than in the previous.  Dax and Rhee seemed much more dimensional and much less shallow.  The relationship growing between them was actually sweet and not emotionally abusive as it had been in the first book.  This was very welcomed.  However, why there is such a focus on spanking, I have no clue.  It is out of place; this isn't a BDSM relationship, so Dax's perverted obsession with spanking Rhee every time she is in danger is just...well, very strange and distracting.Now, the bad guys *sighs*  Where to begin?  Whereas the main characters finally had decent character development making them more believable, the bad guys were still too shallow to be believed.  They move from normal to psycho in less than a paragraph and never waver after hitting that extreme.  I like to hate the bad guy.  I am fine with psychopaths and sociopaths and evil sickos...but Vidal, and even Darren, were so non-believable in their portrayals.  I would love to see more character development in that area from Ms. Vixen.Personally, I liked the story line and I really did enjoy following the relationship as it progressed.  It is a good story.  The spanking and the way the bad guys were portrayed really distracted from a great romance, though.