Review: Expected more
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 8, 2013
I won’t bother anybody with another summary of the book. There are already so many well written ones posted that I couldn’t add anything further.Just some quick notes:The plot was well developed and entertaining,  the love story between the hero/ine well balanced and hot. Why then only 3 stars? According to my opinion the concept of “the best friend’s younger sister” deserved more elaboration. The author chose to mention a few times that Jordyn’s brother wouldn’t agree with the relationship between her and Blake but she never explained why. Neither did she elaborate on the relationship Blake had with Jordyn’s brother. Maybe this was described in a previous installment of the series?I also thought that the fact that Jordyn entered the team in a ‘front position’ and fought in an Islamic country would deserve more space.One advantage of reading series is that I can find out about main characters and how they develop. Consequently I loved the subplot of Dunphy and Zahra. On the other hand, I didn’t appreciate the major cliffhanger the author created.  Especially since these two already had a whole book devoted to themselves, I considered it rather unfortunate to create a major subplot that would drag along over more than one installment.Generally, this wasn’t a bad book and for fans of this series definitely a must.