Review: Three and a half stars
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2014
I enjoyed the first two installments, as they seemed to be set up to give enough background without getting bogged down in the details.  The premise is an intriguing one and I keep wondering how far Lacey will go to get the story. (She is an "undercover" reporter trying to blow the lid off an underground club of powerful men who treat women horribly.) The seeming depravity of these high-powered men seemed contrived but in an odd way, believable. There did not seem to be as much forward movement in the story in terms of the undercover work, which is why I toyed with a three-star rating, but I was pleasantly surprised to see Lacey's social life taking a turn for the better, which is why I went with four stars. (Trying not to spoil it for those who haven't read it yet.) I hope that Ms. Weeks continues moving the story forward, not just using book 4 as another episode of the debauchery of The Club.