Review: Intense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 27, 2013
This is a rare book for one in the urban fantasy Genre.  It deals with PTSD, depression, addiction, and other very real issues.  I enjoyed the story much more than I thought I would.  There is a decent amount of action spread through the book to help keep it from getting dull.I only took off 1 star though an argument could be made for two.  They got their wings at the end of book 1.  It was mentioned 1 time in this book.  Why bother with the whole wings thing if they aren't used in any way at all?  Second, the author fell into the typical cliche.  One protagonist involved with two men.  Its really overdone.  I give her credit, the author didn't just throw somebody else in.  The progression in the story was well done.  It's just something Im tired of seeing in the books.  Lastly it seems the bad guys are alwaysOne step ahead all the time.  Gideon gets aprehended more than once and they just let him go.  It makes no sense at all.