Review: Really neat!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2012
In the prologue alone, you're so intrigued about Stormy and what she's running so desperately from and why.  This isn't explained until much later, but does still come into play.  The description of their binding is mesmerizing and the connection created is very powerful.I liked the characters, and I felt for them, but I did think that Fury repeatedly acts with complete oblivion to how his words can affect others, and Stormy reacts very extremely to everything she's told, especially after what she'd been told all her life by her family.This appears to be a book one in a series, but I repeatedly felt like I had missed a story because of how often and casually Fury's brother's experience with his mate is referenced.  At first this didn't take anything away from the enjoyment, but did start to get a little annoying as it went on.In the end I felt that on one hand, some of the conflict was overly drawn out, while on the other hand, there was still more to the story because we're left with some unanswered questions.Overall though it was a really neat book, especially since I've never read anything involving this particular Egyptian mythology.  The good guys sound pretty badass, and the enemies sound pretty gruesome, making for a very interesting world with a lot of potential.**I recieved a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.**