Review: Book Three, Theo and Imogen
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 19, 2013
The third installment of the series focuses on the Silver pack alpha' s second,Theo, who is in charge of pack security.  Years earlier the pack and allies took down a black witch who had enslaved Imogen, a human.  Theo carried her to safety and immediately recognized her as his mate, but realized she would need time to heal. Now she is a strong, confident woman who has expressed her own feelings toward him. They are moving rapidly toward mating when Imogen is attacked by rogue vampires. She is turned, but is a hybrid like nothing the vampires they have seen before.  She is much stronger, and she is very angry. The Goddess of War intervenes and gives Theo an assignment to deal with his past while Imogen trains with the elite vampire guard who serve Vlad, king of the vampires in New York.  Both travel their own path, but with help from family, friends and allies.Bates has written another strong story of love and allegiance. There are still proofing issues, especially with missing words and incorrect verb tense, but Bates makes the story worth the effort of overlooking them. For me, this book is the best of the series thus far.  I am looking forward to Darius'  story in book four.