Review: Heaven's Hell just may bring him his dream
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 19, 2011
WARNING : MAY CONTAIN SPOILERSNo offense to other reviewers, but don't let those negative reviews keep you from buying or continuing with this series.I do agree that $4 is a little on the steep side for books as short as these, but I fell in love with the characters in this series and I really like how Lynn writes about people who aren't perfect and each character has their own issue to deal with or overcome.This book introduces some outsider wolf shifters, the Santiago Brothers, who will have their own stories later in the series.Heaven's Hell also introduces a new concept and I am referring to what other reviewers labeled as "weird".*Possible SPOILER ALERT - this concept won't surprise you if you have read The Katzman Mates series by Stormy Glenn or The Kaldor Saga by Scarlet Hyacinth.* If you think about it then it makes sense because Heaven and Murdock are the first two full fledged shifter mates we've had through the series so far.One thing that I didn't like was how Heaven had a fit about Murdock being with someone else when he himself didn't wait for his mate. A bit on the hypocritical side, but I understand why he was upset based on the way the two meet (sort of) for the first time. I really hope the author includes more of their story in the remainder of the series.