Review: Disjointed!  Potential Spoilers
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2012
The earlier Midnight Madness were really funny, but they made sense in how the two parties dealt with each other as they mated.  This one makes no real sense, IMHO.  We have a guy who is desperately in need of mates and who wants to be mated, but then immediately acts as if he doesn't want to be mated.  The unicorns are trying hard to be good mats but the raccoon acts like a nutter.  It is entirely too odd.How the story is written is also just disjointed because of that disconnect.  If you were treated horribly by your old clan then when people treat you nicely, at a minimum you would expect the person to accept the niceties and to be gracious.  This guy is the opposite for no apparent reason.  Illogical.I like the concept of twins, but it is not fleshed out.  Not much is made of the twins being unicorns other than that they are.  They don't really relate to anyone else in the unicorn community.  There doesn't appear to be anything special about them, or at least that the author described.  We also don't learn anything about racoons.  There is very little in the story to personalize the characters.  They are now well described.  In fact, I can't even recall if the author actually described how the twins looked.  Other than their being twins and rich, there is just nothing there.How do these two species relate?  Nothing is really there because the author acts like the species differences are irrelevant.Further, there is not a lot written about how the twins have lived and how they relate to each other.  They can communicate telephathically.  One is emotional and the other is not.  That's pretty much it.  How can the racoon character tell them apart?  We don't know . . . he just can.  ~eye roll~  Do they feel any insecurity about sharing a mate?  Unsure because the author doesn't address this.  Does the raccoon feel more comfortable with one versus the other?  So many unanswered questions.  There could have been much more in the story about the twinness of the unicorns, but there is nothing really there.Basically, the meet at the Midnight Madness party, have sex, take a plane (because the unicorns are rich like all the other stories), deal with a villain, get pregnant.  The end.I liked many of the prior books.  This one left me asking where the story was when it was over.  There just wasn't a lot there to grasp.  What is the point of having a unique species like unicorns if you ignore that fact?  What is the point of having twins if you ignore that fact?  Eh!The good point is that I did not hate it.  I just did not enjoy it much.