Review: 3.5 stars, not what I expected but still a good book for followers of these series.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
This was a good book for me because I have been following all the previous stories, avidly for the last few years. Sophie Oak's writing is consistent and happily for me, emotional rather than erotic in this book. I think I liked that for this one book, but not for others. Sometimes there were too many similarities in her groupings, couples, trios, etc. and in some ways this book really brought that out and frustrated me. What was great about it was that there was not a lot of time spent on the shootings and villain side story, in fact, my favourite of these books excluded that entirely.  There were misunderstandings though, that were not well thought out, in some of the subplots. I was really grateful for the separation between the faerie and the real-world, although for a while there I was concerned when they started questioning the true identity of biological father of Leo and Wolf, but I was glad it didn't get more complicated than it already was. For the most part though, the level of humour and camaraderie was so good that i could enjoy this book and catching up with characters that are so familiar to me.