Review: Not the strongest book in the series
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2014
This is definitely not the strongest book in the series. Actually, I would go as far as to say that it is the weakest one I have read so far.Almost the entire book revolves around Secret and Lucas wedding. Well, not the wedding itself but a lot of rather contrived procedures and werewolf politics around it. Add some plotting and backstabbing inside of the werewolf clan and the fact that Lucas is really behaving like an a--hole and you have a book that rather quickly degenerates into an urban fantasy soap opera.After reading the previous book I was hoping that the author would pick up on the partial transformation that Secret exhibited and the idea that Secret really was more powerful than she knew but none of that was present in this book.There is really no focus, no clear goal and no clear enemy in this book. It is just one long row of incidents and screw-ups.I certainly hope that the next book gets back on track and that Secret frees herself from this wedding nonsense and the Werewolf king that seems to think he can do whatever he himself feels is the right thing to do and just expect Secret to tag along.