Review: One of the BEST books in the series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2014
Once again I got sucked into the Kindred world. Divided has to be by far the most emotional book of the series (at least it was for me since I cried about 4-5 times while reading) as well as one of the longest (yay!). Originally I was skeptical about starting the series in the first place - I wasnt a fan of sci fi but a good friend convinced me to give the series a try...so I did. And now waiting for each installment makes me anxious like some addict awaiting their next fix -- Divided was well worth the waitEvangeline Anderson is a mastermind when it comes to creating not only characters with great chemistry but also has the ability to paint the Kindred world as if one is watching a movie.In this installment of the series, we follow Becca (a girl who nearly became a nun) as well as Twin Kindred, Truth and Far (whom were separated at birth and recently found each other). The twins aren't on the best of terms; due to their separation they were never able to form a proper bond which left them hating each other. Far was raised on Twin Moons - Twin Kindred home world, while Truth was raised on Pax - home world of Rai'ku; a race with animalistic nature and very strict rules. A run in with Becca after she accidentally eats bonding fruit cake at a wedding, forced the twins to work together in order to aid her in a rather embarrassing predicament. Each male wants Becca for himself and has no intention of sharing though it goes against the Twin Kindred way. Now Becca is forced to choose between the two males - but how can she? Her decision is put on a back burner when the Kindred Mothership is attacked by a dark force effecting only the Unmated Kindred Males and the trio are the only ones who can find the cure.Each character has their own demons of the past to deal with yet they have to work together in order to save the Unmated Kindred Males - can they do it or will the task be too difficult? Find out for yourself