Review: Couldn't put it down!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 13, 2014
Evangeline Anderson has again met my expectations with 'Divided.' The book was fast paced and well written. There are old characters from past books, one disgusting evil character (and his minions) and a couple of new characters and the planet Pax (which makes the Puritans look downright liberal) that are introduced or reintroduced in the book.'Divided' starts out with the women of the Kindred getting together to drink a hot beverage, eat and talk. This serves to remind the the reader of the characters past exploits without bogging down the story. Then the writer steers us into the meat of the story very quickly.As in all "The Brides of the Kindred" books, the Kindred are hawt, the story is great and there's plenty of sex, so this book is for mature readers.Rebecca is a former nun who is very conflicted because of her attraction to Kindred Twins. She suspects her family will further be scandalized if they find out that 2 men want her. The twist in this story is the twins (Far and Truth) were separated at birth. This has left the twins wanting the same woman but because they don't have the twin bond they compete for Becca's affections.Fate brought them together; however, Becca fights her attraction to both brothers while the twins fight with each other over Becca and they fight their need to bond as brothers.*SPOILER ALTERT* Disaster hits the Kindred Mothership. A vision sends the trio on a quest to save the unmated Kindred in the mothership. Only if they face their past, let go over their person fears and learn to love each other can they complete their mission.This book has a lot to it. It's a fast read and very hard to put down. I enjoyed it immensely. I can't wait the next installment 'Devoured.'