Review: Spitfire
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
(ARC received from author in exchange for an honest review)3.5* ReviewThis is the third and final book in the series and I found myself connecting more with this book than the other two in regards to the characters.Arie is quite aptly a spitfire. She has a sharp tongue and is a kick ass stunt woman by day. She holds a lot of resentment inside and is scared of anyone getting close to her as she has had more than her fair share of loss.Palmer is weary of Arie as Arie hasn't had a good response to finding out Palmer is her half sister. Regardless of this Palmer still sticks around like a true sister.The supporting characters and their POV's add to the storyline. I was slightly concerned with the number of characters having their own voices that the storyline would get lost in the sea of voices but Kate managed to keep them all in line.Although I did enjoy this book I found that it didn't flow quite right with the language used and I was reading the words off the `page' rather than being submerged and experiencing the book. It was just a bit stiff and wooded for me.