Review: Not much more of a revelation.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 19, 2014
In book two, which is just another 4 or 5 chapters long, we don't seem to have delved any deeper into the mystery behind the private club nor Greyson and Meg's relationship, if it can even be called that.Basically the relationship is Greyson trying to warn Meg off, Meg fearing who or what Greyson might truly be, but not being able to resist the attraction between them.Although I was disappointed with book two since I felt that it didn't move the story forward much, I did purchase book three because I need to know what this whole mystery is about.I must also say though that I have yet to understand why a body of work that could consist of just one book that is fifteen chapters long has to be hacked into three books of 4 or 5 chapters each? What is the point?So aggravating!