Review: Enjoyable Story
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 3, 2014
I waited impatiently for this story, because Jax and Sullivan caught my interest as friends to one of the heroines in a previous book.Summary:  Jax and Sullivan have moved up in the world and are now in command of an entire city.  They grew up with Jax's parents providing warmth and comfort to all the kids that didn't have homes to go to for holidays and such.  Serra, the love interest is a scientist and their mysteriously estranged love interest.  They discover she is being interrogated for something they know she can't possibly be responsible for and charge head-long to the rescue.  What they uncover is far bigger than just misguided accusations.  Betrayal, danger, lust, and past hurts are all pulled out into the open.Pros:  The story is good, and very spicy.  I always enjoy the tech-ier side of things and the author does a good job of putting that in the story.  The plot and premise are great.Cons:  While the plot and premise are good, the editing is not.  There are lots of missing and misspelled words.  I would have enjoyed maybe a little more story line about their history as well.  Maybe in the other book that mentions them more heavily rather than doing huge amounts of back story.Opinion:  This book does do the job and you are able to connect with the characters and hate the villain though so if you like the series and have read the rest, I don't think you will be disappointed.  I enjoyed the story very much with Jax, Sullivan, and Serra all having labored under carefully fostered misunderstandings.  I thought it was clever and anyone with some psychology under their belt will appreciate the classic abuser acts the villain perpetrates.  Granted, it is on a far greater scale than the average abuser, but still.  The touching love the three all hold close even with the supposed estrangement is sweet and unwavering.  If you like the series, the story is a solid one.