Review: A very good book
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 13, 2012
This was my first Eve Vaughn book and I was pleasently surprised. I have been meaning to read something of hers for the longest, but it just never came through until I was able to read an ebook format (the physical forms were just too expensive from online sellers -- but that's besides the point, lol).This was a very good book. I am not one who usually reads books that involve a female protagonist with multiple male leads or protagonists involved in a relationship, but for what it's worth it was well crafted in this book. I really appreciate the way Ms. Vaughn writes - lately I've been reading books that just don't even make sense, or just annoy me by the way it's written (seriously, some are pretty bad I don't know how they have multiple books out), but the writing technique here is smooth, easy to follow, logical and does not diminish in quality just because it is not in physical format.There was a lot to like about Zora as the main female character. There was also a lot to appreciate about Logan, Gavin and Heath. I liked the dynamic that they played with one another. They're all alphas, but of course there has to be two on opposite ends of the spectrum personality wise (Logan and Gavin), as well one who is a little of both (Gavin). It relates closely to Goldilocks and the three bears, but all three bears satisfied Goldilocks in this case.I also liked the fact that race was not an overbearing theme in this book. Zora is black, and Gavin, Heath and Logan are white but that was about it when it came to that. That wasn't the focus or something they worried about and I liked that a lot from both parties.If this book was a bit longer and thawed out I would have loved it. I would have liked to find out a little bit more about Zora's real lineage, as well as what her mother was thinking the whole time. I also wonder where exactly was Zora's extended family on her maternal side was.Overall a well written book that would be awesome to get a sequel to? Fingers crossed.