Review: Mediocre end to a very good series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 08 12, 2013
I really enjoyed this series. Another reviewer recommended one read the three books in order, so I did. The first two were intriguing and fun but, when I got to this one, the formula became glaringly obvious. For instance, each heroine has a terrible secret that she fears will cause the hero to cast her aside and threatens to destroy everyone should it be found out.All the characters come together in this book and, of course, by this time, I've become fond of them. But actions that were sexy and endearing with one hero seem silly with three. I love it when the hero pulls the heroine onto his lap or sweeps her up and carries her.  But when all three heroes are simultaneously carrying their wives all over the place, it's silly. Don't get me wrong; the heroes have all the qualities a woman could want. But this book made it hard to suspend disbelief.(SPOILER) In addition, the highly formidable villian who's been the source of grave danger in all three novels is easily vanquished. It's disappointing.Too many coincidences and catastrophic challenges too easily wrapped up make this final novella predictable and anticlimactic. Also, the stories are short, the three of them together likely equal to one average novel. IMO, the ebook price for each should be half of what it is.