Review: On the edge, but will there be a cut?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 11, 2014
This series keeps getting better with each book.  How much magic do human have, in specific Sasha?  Will she stand up to the tests of the Regional that come to test her power level and will she measure up to becoming Stefan’s mate.  Can she learn to control her magic that’s unlike any others?  Some of these things get some answered in this book.  And who is the real betrayer?  One is found but are there others? Stefan agrees to let her live with the Mata (Shifters) as an exchange program. It will give her a chance to work with Toa on her magic as well as learn to be a leader, one she must become to be his mate.  Can she do it?  So many facets are intertwined and yet as some unravel other come to light.  This is a very well written story and extremely enjoyable to read.  High praises to the author and looking forward to the next book in the series.  I love how the story continues and yet no major cliffhangers to fret over.  Yet I still want to read the next book to see how things play out.