Review: Adam has been Redeemed!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2013
As much as I enjoyed the interaction between the Jameson siblings and their chosen mates, there was just something about Adam that rubbed me the wrong way. Maybe it was the hot and cold treatment of his mate in Enforcer's Redemption. Maybe it was how easy it was for him to dismiss their mate bond. Or it could have been his heartless attitude toward their child. Either way, I was left with a mildly unsatisfied feeling at how easily Bay was able to forgive Adam and accept him as her mate throughout his callous treatment of her. So it was with some trepidation that I embarked on another journey to the Redwood pack. I was not sure what to expect. Has Adam really changed all that much? Is he still the same volatile enforcer that I grew to both hate and love in the previous book? I couldn't have been more surprised at the noticeable changes in Adam and his relationship with Bay. Gone was the morose shifter who put his mate down because he was having trouble dealing with a past she had nothing to do with. Instead Ryan introduces us to a stronger, more loving Adam. We finally get a glimpse of the real Adam and I couldn't be happier.Together with the help of Reed, Bay and Adam must uncover the truth behind a lost locket and the woman it once belonged to. Along the way Adam and Bay learn the meaning of forgiveness. Most importantly, Adam shows personal growth and realizes that to earn true forgiveness, he must first learn to forgive himself. I must commend Ryan for redeeming Adam yet keeping his character true to himself. And I'll admit to having a soft spot for the tragic hero turned jerk turned husband and father. Well done, Ms. Ryan.If you have not had the pleasure of meeting the Redwood Pack I would seriously recommend doing so. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll sit at the edge of your seat in anticipation. Basically the Redwood Pack will have you running the gambit of emotions and loving every minute of it.