Review: this was the one installment in The Protectors where I cared a lot more about the plot line than the love story between Adam and
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 15, 2014
Although Adam has been with me since the very first book, this was the one installment in The Protectors where I cared a lot more about the plot line than the love story between Adam and Angelina. I don’t know why I thought that after their abrupt ending Adam would meet someone else, I just did. Bringing Angelina back into his life actually works great with the plot and makes up for a beautiful story, so it’s just a weird preference of mine.Adam is also more of a group thing. As events unfurl, with humans doing what they do best and acting out in fear, the trafficking ring still thriving, and couples, including Sid and Lana being put to test, this book is action packed and a true page turner. The VC Warriors and their families and friends come to realize they will be facing the greatest threat ever, with whispers of war and a repeat of a huge mistake in human history. I’d tell you more, but it’s better if you discover it in the book.The one thing that really bugged me was the ghost from their past coming to visit. It was a nice touch, except for the Latin speaking and the use of the Warriors current names. No such name back then and I imagine the ghost would have used their original names. This is however the pet peeve of a girl who spent too much time with Latin in high school, so I took it as it was, a minor detail in an otherwise great book. Enjoy!