Review: Didn't work for me
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 24, 2014
1.5 stars. I have to begin by saying I did not read the first book, so I'm admittedly a bit lost on the world building with this one. But I've jumped into series' before midstream and the good books drop enough back story to give you a good feel and the current plot and characters keep you involved and wanting to read the previous books. Not in this case. This book was dull with the emotional impact of an amoeba. This is the second book by L.A. Witt published by Riptide that has bored me to tears which confuses the heck out of me because I like this author and her books through other publishers are great.Moving on though, Liam and Daniel are back. Daniel's survived his dad's assassination attempt and Daniel and Liam make plans to bring Liam down. The plans bring them in contact with Daniel's rebel friends, Liam's mod doctor, and Daniel's daughter used as a pawn by Daniel's father. Daniel and Liam talk and talk then talk some more. This constant jabbering added little to story and I skipped as much of it as I could.The story itself was flat. There are several traumatic, devastating instances where Daniel's feelings are barely touched, including the reversal of his morals as he agrees to get pumped to the gills with mods. Even the intimate scenes between Daniel and Liam left me uninspired.Not a series I'll spend another thought to. But a good reminder I need to check who the publisher is before picking up another book.