Review: Eager for the next story in the Soul-Linked Saga
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2011
Once I got over my weirdness about multiple partners in The Dracons' Woman, this one was a walk in the park. I liked this one as much as the first. It is so well-paced; has just the right amount of action. The history recap was told somewhat different for those of us who have read the first book which meant I didn't skim over those chapters. The characters, once again, are very likable. I enjoyed seeing the Dracons back and other male-sets (male triplets) added. I like that the title of the book has a wealth of meaning and greatly impacts the story. Some books with one word titles are unimaginative and quite boring so I did appreciate the thoughtfulness in that regard.The villians were quite mysterious and very interesting. The edge of danger and fear for the main characters was ever present; Made me anxious, so I tended to speed up my reading to quickly get to the outcome. I can hardly wait to see what happens in the next installment.My only wish for this book was more differences from the first book. Several events, actions and outcomes that took place were reminiscant of book one; the only main difference was the character focus being on the Lobos and their woman Saige.Lastly, nothing said or done was let hanging out there as "just something that happened". It all tied in somehow, somewhere along the way. Some books throw in circumstances just to add to their word count. You won't find any wasted events in this story.I look forward to the third installment.