Review: Great series!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
PizzyGirl's Review: I loved it! If you have not read any of the Assassin/shifters or 12 Olympians book, go out right now and buy them all so you can catch up!Jaxon and Elijah’s story has been building for several books now. In At Year’s End, we finally got to see what has been going on with Elijah and his mysterious boyfriend. Turns out, it was more sinister than I first thought. I won’t spoil the plot for you guys but I will say, man oh man…poor Elijah! Poor Jaxon! There was drama, pain, heartache, laughter and a whole host of other emotions running wild through this book. But in the end, love proved to be strongest and Jaxon and Elijah form a true mate bond. Yay!I really liked how the author did not force the characters to rush into sex the minute Elijah turned 18. First and Foremost, Jaxon wanted him to grow and wanted to help Elijah become the man he was destined to be. Yes, the sex was HOT and always on the forefront of the couple’s mind, but it was not the only focus of the story, it was just icing on the cake.Sandrine Gasq-Dion has the ability to continue larger plot lines over many books and still keep the reader interested and invested. There is always the risk of things growing stale when a a series has so many books, but so far, the author has managed to avoid falling into that trap. Each new book in the series brings something new to the table and this one was no different. The author answered just enough questions to keep the plot moving forward but left so much more for the future. I cannot wait for the next installment!At Year’s end is another great success for Sandrine Gasq-Dion. And all loyal Sandrine Gasq-Dion fans will be in heaven. I recommend this series to anyone who loves a good mix of sex, love, and mystery. There is even a healthy dose of snark and violence(towards the bad guys).Book 2 in the Twelve Olympians series has characters and plot elements from Assassin/Shifters series. This is not a stand alone, so if you have not read any of her other works, this is not for you (until you read her previous titles in this series).