Review: Deficient on visuals & background, yet entertaining enough to enjoy
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2014
The plot is similar to Laurann Dohner's books and Lora Leigh's books: paranormal romance staring male super soldiers and ordinary women. The core plot idea is that they work together professionally yet have reasons to resist moving past friendship and into an intimacy."Titus" has a ridiculously ambiguous premise. I reached the end of the book without really knowing how or why Titus and his men were considered "Hybrids" and not fully human. Visual descriptions were so minimal that I never figured out such obvious things as hair color, skin tone, or relative height. I greatly respect authors who leave out irrelevant detail, but that went a bit too far.The plot itself is well designed and implemented, building to a nice climax. Character development (personality wise) was above average. The romance and attraction were believable and appealing. These strengths made up for the author's weaknesses.Overall it was a bit overpriced at $3. I'd buy a sequel if the price was a lower. I hope the author joins forces with a coauthor who has complimentary skills.