Review: Great but, too easy.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2013
I loved this book; the story line is interesting and while not entirely original to me, it had enough tweaks to grab my attention.  I'm so glad that it did and that I grabbed it.  While not the first in this series, yet my first introduction to it and the author, it was very easy to get drawn in.  I was able to easily piece the back story together and to determine the different relationships as set forth by the previous books.  The author was able to do a very good job of interesting and updating me a new reader while not rehashing all of her previous work and possibly annoying up to date readers which I found impressive and appreciated; at the same time she caught my interest with these characters and I plan on reading their books now.Now for the winy bit.  Why did Krista fall for them so easily?!  I would have liked to have seen a little more resistance to her eventual bonding with Drake and Mace.  Instead Drake is the winy needy one who is constantly throwing up road blocks and for me that just was annoying; he is supposed to be an alpha male, he needs to act like it.  Also, I felt bad for Mace as he seemed to be constantly insecure and overshadowed as a result of all of the attention placed on Drake, as a result I hope that the author will have Krista or Drake show through action how important Mace is to their bonding; he deserves it!Now that I've had my tantrum, I absolutely fell in love with Lady Janet and would have loved to have had the opportunity to have gotten to know her man better.  The fact that I was given the opportunity to develop a relationship with her at all meant a lot as the other titles I have read of a similar story line lacked this and I found that it added a needed aspect to the development of all the characters involved and the actual story.All in all, I truly enjoyed this read.  It was well orchestrated and I was able to get involved with the world very easily.  Having said this though I do wish I had started with the first novel and moved from there.