Review: Fell a bit flat to me
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2014
I really, really enjoyed book 1, but I honestly was disappointed in this book 2 of the series.  Sass in book 1 had a lot of spirit, and I was looking forward to her story with Tank.  This book opens with Tank in a coma and Sass struggling with the thought of remaining within the MC family or turning her back on that to live as a civilian with Nick.Our hero and heroine don't interact at all until nearly 60% into the book, though we do see some flashbacks.  If this book was all I had to base my opinion of their relationship on I would think they had no passion together at all.  This book just comes off as blah, and there is not enough time to see them together working things out.  There was a little twist near the end to liven up the very last chapters.Despite being not so interested in this book in the series, the preview of book 3 to come given at the end of this one (Tessie!) makes me eager to read it.  I still like this author quite a bit, but I don't think this book is her strongest work.