Review: Blind Faith
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2014
I am new to the Sin Brothers series, and starting at book three I think I came up to speed fairly quickly on the Dean brothers who were created in a test tube (of possibly not entirely human DNA) and raised from birth to be soldiers, but whose loyalty is to each other and not to the Commander who ordered their creation. Three of the brothers won their freedom from the compound where they were kept but they have an expire date, an explosive chip implanted in their spines and only three more weeks to get the codes. However, while I have a sense of the foundation for the stories, I strongly suspect that I am missing out on some of the heart and soul of the series by not having read the earlier books and not coming in with a connection to the brothers and to our hero Nate.Still I enjoyed this story in which brother Nate (who seems to have been the nurturer of the brood) comes back into the life of his only love Audrey who broke his heart, since she has an 'in' back into the compound. And I liked that Nate doesn't make Audrey pay for dumping him (though he thought she was wrong in her reasons for doing so,) and I liked that Nate has the promise of getting what he always wanted by the end of the story even - though since there is one more book to go in the series - he isn't home free yet.Keeping the lovers hopping, there are schemes afoot in the background plot, that gave the pair something to do outside of the smexy times and there is what is probably a nice little touch up with past pairs for those who've read the other books.Complementary copy via NetGalley