Review: This series is quite unique, and fully utilizes the author's ability to capture parings of polar opposites
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2013
Picking up where the first book left off, Douglass adds yet another twist into the story as she pairs an expert in the ways of war with a confirmed peacenick and human-rights activist who just happens to be the keeper of the seal of the apocalypse.  Irena is tough-minded and controlled, intrinsically attached to her determination to protect those who cannot protect themselves and is a perfect foil for Chago and his take no prisoners attitude after years of war.I really enjoyed the quick glimpses of Chago in the first book, although he wasn't as `present' as others there was that whole "mystery man you must know" vibe surrounding him.  Irena is solidly drawn with her core of steady goodness that just shines through - making their interactions even more interesting as her presence seems to polish up Chago's rough edges.The erotic scenes are wholly steamy and satisfying, those glimpses into their connection that is far more than either expected or bargained for fix these two solidly in the ongoing story-line as well as in a reader's heart.  This series is quite unique, and fully utilizes the author's ability to capture parings of polar opposites and make their stories sing in harmony.I received an eBook copy from the author for purpose of honest review for the Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.