Review: the Slater brothers are a distinct entity
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2014
Dominic is not your typical fighter story. Fighting is a small part of this story with the main focus being on unraveling the secrets of the Slater brothers. Bronagh is a spunky heroine who seems to enjoy pissing off the very temperamental Dominic “Nico” Slater.  Nico is a stick of dynamite just waiting for a flame. L.A. Casey was not kidding about the over the top drama and bad tempers. Nico’s temper isn’t bad, it’s beastly. His possessive nature mixed with Bronagh’s determination to ignore Nico’s demands, results in an explosive relationship.Since this is the first book in the series there was a lot of history to cover and relationships to develop.  However, I felt like the story took a while to pick up. When I reached the last third or so of the book things really started moving along in the storyline and my attention was captured by the unique and complicated situation the brothers found themselves in. I wish more of the book had focused on this part of the story because I really wanted to see all the details play out.To be honest, I think I am more interested in some of the other Slater brothers. They are all different in such subtle ways that reading about them in Dominic’s story wasn’t enough. I am sufficiently intrigued and I will definitely read the rest of the series to hear their stories. This book wasn’t what I expected, outside of the author’s warning, because it was definitely all of those things. ;) L.A. Casey has created a distinctive family dynamic and has given the brothers an exciting jumping off point for the rest of their journey. I’m interested to see where this crazy family will go next.