Review: I didn't think I would ever have a bad review for one of T.J.'s books
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 07 10, 2014
I have been a fan of this series from book one. As I have stated in a past review I am not a huge fan of the main character's wives (I found them annoying more than anything) but I was able to overlook them due to the great continuing story TJ was writing. Then this book came out. I face palmed through most of it, shaking my head and muttering, "TJ what were you thinking?". Witches? Seriously? If I had wanted to read a supernatural book then I would have picked up a book in that genre. Plus it was felt the main character needed yet another wife because three wasn't enough. Then the argument he attempted that these marriages were about love and not sex was overshadowed by the new lady in the house, before she became his wife, feeling "alone and separate" from the family until he took her to a back bedroom and banged her. But, again, it's not about sex. Right. Some of his soap box moments, which TJ does have, felt very political and antireligious in nature. Please let me reiterate, I have enjoyed this series up to this point. I am sure the author is trying his best to keep the story going due to the fans he has that, like me, have enjoyed his writing style and story. This one, though, fell short for me. Sorry TJ!