Review: And there was dancing in the streets . . . well . . . OK, there was dancing in my house for this great ending.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 13, 2014
This book was given to me for an unbiased review and I am honored to have been given the opportunity to review such a wonderful author.*sigh* That was a sigh of relief, in case you were wondering. Why, you ask? Well I'll tell you. It is because this story did not fail to live up to the hopes I had for it after reading the first 2 books in the series.Now, don't get me wrong, the book wasn't perfect as there were a few more grammar mistakes and misused wording than in the first 2 books, which frankly has me puzzled as one of the reasons I liked the first 2 books so much was the lack of blatant errors. I'm a bit OCD and have to correct the errors in my head which drops me out of the story, so it was a bit disconcerting to have more of them in the 3rd book. I also found the end of the battle to be a bit anti-climatic after the excellent job Lynn did with the build up for it. I don't want to say any more than that as I DON'T want to spoil it for anyone.In spite of these 2 things, this is still a fabulous ending to the trilogy. I find myself hoping, with crossed fingers, that Lynn is going to continue on with this world that she has created as I have taken great pleasure delving into this fascinating story. I want to know more about Hunter and Cat. Also, what is going to happen with Lily's editor from the Times? I have fallen in love with Lily and Damon and I need, need, need to read more about them and their friends.Lynn describes scenes so lyrically that I feel like I am there with the characters. I loved the interactions between all of them and how much I felt like I got to know them. She has managed to make a totally fantastical story seem like something that actually happened. There is not one character in this story that I found irritating. I liked and respected all of them and the villain, wow, this guy was an amazing bad guy. Lynn created a villain worthy of the name. He wasn't an ex-anything, not a stalker or psycho and not a 'boss' gone wrong. It was very refreshing!The ending of the story was beautiful and very poignant. Again, I don't want to divulge any spoilers, so you will just have to read it to find out. I want to close this review by saying, please go out, get the first 2 books read them and then read this one. You won't regret it, I know I have seldom enjoyed a series more.Now, I'm off to go see what other books Lynn has published so I can read them too.