Review: Darkness of the mind
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2012
Book 3 in the Primal Heat trilogy gripped my attention early on.  It took me a chapter or so to get into it, only because I didn't want to have to slog through Elijah coming out of his insane state.  But boy, when he did!  Whew!  Lots of action, lots of love amongst their fears for the relationship.  I thought the old "I'm not good enough for love" meme was a bit over-played with both characters, but I *felt* their intense desire and longing to be with each other - especially on Elijah's part.  And despite the bonding ritual being repeated over the course of the other books, I love when they start the bond and the words start flowing from their souls.  Beautiful sentiment!!*****SPOILER*****One of the best scenes is when the bond was beginning for Ezekiel, and Ana was desparate to stop it, but the compulsion was too strong.  Riveting!!!****End SPOILER****I loved how Rowe incorporated some sympathy for Ezekiel into his character.  We get to understand some of the motivation behind the evil, though we know he still must be destroyed.  All in all, an excellent read!