Review: Probably in the Minority
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2013
I rated this 4 stars because I like the series and I like Gideon, but like the first book, there were parts of the story that did not sit well with me. I did like the twist on Lily's role as Satinka, but I didn't find myself loving her anymore than Grace.  For some reason, the guys definitely come across more likeable even though they are the ones that have demon "essence" in them.  Maybe that is because they essentially know that the women are destined for them so they know to a very large extent it is inevitable whereas the women "fight" it.  The other thing is that Gideon is supposed to be really strong, but comes across very emotional at times...and yes, I get that he is an empath and that part of his lure is he like Quinn shut down their emotions to do what they had to do in killing innocents, but deep down he does care.  The scene with her parents at the end really bothers me and I struggle with this because I know the point was to give him that sense of really wanting to belong, but it came across as too desperate for me.  However, at the end, I'll continue to read the series since I do want to see how it ends and I want to see the other characters find their mates too.