Review: 4 1/2 stars.  This series just keeps getting better!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 30, 2013
While priced a little bit more than I am comfortable with for this type of book, I am glad that I bought it.  The story is a wonderful combination of a tender romance and thriller.Here, the female lead is from a strong family background, she wasn't beaten growing up nor starving, so she is different from the previous two Grabbed heroines.  I'm glad that the author found another angle at presenting the Grabbed world with this character so it avoided becoming predictable.  Venom was more understanding/emotionally protective than the previous Harcos men but he had his faults too so that he wasn't totally unbelievable.  I really appreciate how the author presents heroines who can stand on their own two feet..  Also, loved that Dizzy wasn't a passive/submissive type in her interactions with the Harcos world.  Lastly, I liked how Dizzy handled the situation with her father.  Can't say more without creating a spoiler, but really felt the author wrote that relationship with a viewpoint I totally agreed with.The only reason why I don't give this a full 5 stars is that the book is kind of pricey for this genre, there were a few editing errors (I would have overlooked them if the ebook was cheaper), and it didn't make sense to me that the Shadow Forces, who have tabs on everything, didn't already open the letter from her father.Okay, so if the author is reading this:  I would love it if Ella and Terror ended up together as it's just such a Beauty and the Beast scenario!