Review: Less Sex than EA Usually Writes, But Still a Good Romance.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 31, 2013
I received a free copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review.If you're like me and you read everything Evangeline Anderson writes, then don't bother reading the reviews - you already know you're going to love it!But this one is different from her other stuff.  It's deeper and more complicated and there's a lot less sex (though what sex there is, is very hot!).  The first sex scene doesn't happen until you're 51% of the way through.So.  If you're reading Evangeline Anderson because you like that her stories make your bits feel so tingly...this might not be the book for you.  But if you're reading because you like the way her mind works and you like a good, solid romance story, then you won't be disappointed.When I say that this story is deeper...it's neat.  I felt like, lurking below the surface of the story, Ms. Anderson was touching on the dangers of Imperialism, the Certainty of Rightness that some countries and religions are guilty of, and also the drawbacks of mood altering (mood stabilizing) drugs.  It was interesting.  Like I said - this stuff is below the surface and doesn't interfere with the delicious romance we're all here for, but I thought it was cool that these more complicated issues were woven in to this story.I agree with another reviewer who said she wanted to strangle Loki.  He's the weakest character, by far.  That said, I'm happy to recommend this book.