Review: The Warm and Fuzzies
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2012
Book #3 in Julia Crane's Keegan Chronicles gives the reader the warm and fuzzies. Keegan and Rourk's bond is back and they are making plans for their future. Donald,  the shape shifting tiger is the only sad part of this book that he took the breakup with Keegan so hard. Anna and Tommy meet for the first time and there's an unspoken connection. A few things could have been done better in this book. More time with Tommy and Anna. Though a spark is mentioned everytime the author had Tommy and Anna go off alone we never got to see them interact. There was potential for more story with them but we were left guessing what was happening. Thaddeus hints they may get together but we never see whether they do or not.This does leave things open for a book of their own. I was also disappointed there was so little of Lauren. She's dating a dark fairy we learn in conversation. Again,  this leaves open the possibility for another book for the two of them and I hope that Ms. Crane does so. There is so much potential in Anna's story being a witch. If she dates Tommy will he learn of her powers? With Lauren will there be issues with the faeries for Lauren dating a dark faerie and would his dark faeries have issues with him dating a light faerie. I wanted to see more of Thaddeus and his visions. What powers would little brother Warrick have? I wasn't as content with the third book as the first two. It's mostly trying to find and calm down Donald and planning for Keegan and Rourk's wedding.  I would have liked to have seen more things happen in the third book. The first book was full of action with the elf war, the second was slow but a pleasant read, I would have liked the pace to have been picked up again.It was a nice, warm and fuzzy story. I liked it, it was well written, I loved the characters, and the whole idea of the story but it had so much potential to be more. I hope Ms. Crane will continue the series focusing on the other characters in the book. I did enjoy the book and to recommend it for those that have read the first two. It's a nice story.