Review: I Think I Am Addicted To These Books
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2014
This has to be one of the best (if not THE best) indie series going in PNR/UF.  The plots are always multilayered, the characters unforgettable and the villains easily evoke pure hatred.The fact that Anja love life always seems to be in shambles no matter what, kind of adds another dimension to the stories.Anyway you remember the horrible ending of the last novel (no I won't tell it here) , that is where we start this book, nothing like hitting the ground at full speed.  The author plays fast and loose with people's lives in some places and I guess you can't have the ultimate endings without a bit of tragedy.  This novel is no exception and the Anja, Rob, Bishop, and Jakob love mess is not as bad in this book as in previous novels so I REALLY liked that because the author seems to know when we are getting tired of a particular storyline and solves it (at least temporarily).You will see all the old group pretty much and the ending here is done exceptionally well and in this one the last page leaves you with a teaser to make sure you buy the next one (was there ever any doubt) but it is NOT a cliffhanger, I would probably have been more than a little upset if she had done that (see what I mean about knowing when to do things).I am sorry I can't tell more about this book but almost the whole thing is spoilerish but if you have not read the previous novels you should not be here anyway, this is the culmination of the overarching story for the last several novels and it is done in a very satisfying manner and as always about the time you think you hate Jakob he will do something to make you give him a bit more leeway.Bottom Line:  4.5 Stars rounded up and once again I cannot wait for the next one.  Seriously, this is one of the best indie series being written and better than most contract authors.  Get book 1 and join the addiction.