Review: Impenetrable...the disappointing
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 09 20, 2012
What is to misunderstand? In the second book, the author made it a point to include Cobra in several scenes, one being that the woman and children under his protection were made his. It said he mated with the woman under his protection and took on the children. It also went on to mention, through the main female character, that the woman with the children (can't remember her name at the moment) looked great and that she glowed with happiness and health because the woman was truly happy and that she new that she would never have to worry about Cobra cheating on her (which was done by the father of her children by the way). She didn't have to worry about Cobra cheating on her because of how the race of these men were; they didn't cheat on their mates. So What the hell? As far as Jago is concerned, since he is of the same race as the other men, why doesn't he feel the same possessivness as all the other heros from the previous books? And why is it an issue that Piper had to have a female child, when it wasn't made an issue with the other main female characters in the previous 2 books? And Jago was the same age as the other male characters in the previous books, so again...What the Hell?When an author starts a series and the readers become hooked on the series, it's because they become fans of the hero/heroine, which also means they are fans of how the characters integral characters are. Change that to something out of character and raunchy, then that author will loose a lot of the fan base.Just like she lost me. Thats a bummer too, because the first 2 books were good.I know that reviews can go extreme for both opposing ends, but maybe some of the readers who wrote in reviews saying that it followed true to the other 2 books, maybe you should at least read the second book again.