Review: Interesting little shocker at the end...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2013
I think more than anything the mystery and suspense is what stands out. Honestly, I was a little shocked at the end.I can't tell you how I feel about Ryne because I think in a lot of ways as a Alpha he was careless. Melody on the other hand should have been able to connect the dots when so many clues were being thrown at her. She didn't even question the possibility of what was in front of her and I found that a bit odd.Ryne was careless up until the very last minute in my opinion. It's almost like he didn't think things fully through before he made a decision or acted. In the previous books Alpha's like Kane, Reno, and Rafe didn't leave a trail of clues behind them. Honestly, If it was anyone other than Melody the secret might have already been out. I think that is the biggest problem I had with the book. Ryne was not as believable as a Alpha. Not in the sense that he wasn't strong or didn't lead but in some ways he was too careless, at least from my point of view.For instance: At Mel's apartment, he knows how serious the situation is yet he leaves Mel with Lucy. Why didn't he send Lucy to run the errand instead of doing it himself? Who knows what would have happened if Mel spilled the secret knowingly or unknowingly...especially with the information he just found out. That in my opinion was careless...especially when so many people lives depended on him fixing things.I enjoyed the banter between Ryne and Melody and it did offer a few laughs.Like I said before, I think the best part about this book was the suspense and how the secrets of Mr. Greyson unfolded. I was pleasantly surprised with some of the things that was revealed also. I don't believe the romance was lacking, because they had conversations and did things together but the sex was graphic.Ryne was really mean to Mel....I was like whoa! She should have made him crawl on his knees and beg for forgiveness.Halfway through the book I was hooked. So many things were happening and I didn't even notice that I spent 5 hours glued to the book to find out what would be revealed next. It was a good read.