Review: I have a very mixed review.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 29, 2014
Initially I was put off by the tail especially when described as ending in a membrane.  As a nurse, I can tell you that anything that is a membrane isn't attractive.  Later the tail was described more like a lion's tail.  I liked that better.  Most people would not be thrilled to develop a tail.  The wings are not described as very appealing either.  Book one kind of ended as a low spot before circling back around.  I didn't like being taken to that low of a spot.  Book two was extremely political.  I respect the author's desire to make such a statement but it was a little off for me when the 1st book hadn't been so profoundly political.  Book 3 added the environmentalist aspect and terrorism.  Wow!  This author wants to strike all the bases.  In book 2 I would have said I wouldn't continue w/ the series after I finished the 3 in1 I had already purchased.  By the end of book 3 I now have to go for the 4th one to see where the story goes.There are other things I could criticize but it is just a matter of personal opinion.  I do want to say these are not stand alone books.  Book 3 picks up right where book 2 ended.  Books 2 and 3 have a lot of. Backstory from book 1.  I would just suggest that a reader be open indeed when they read this bc it doesn't hit the classic story lines.