Review: Reciprocity is the perfect ending for K.I. Lynn's Breach series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2014
My Rating: 4.5 out of 5 StarsAfter reading the blurb, I whizzed through the story, just waiting for the other shoe to drop. Were they going to be threatened? Lila kidnapped? Rammed by a car again? What? The story settles in a few months after Nate quit his job at Holloway and Holloway. Lila is missing him badly and that's no wonder. Then Nate throws her a little surprise to make it all better.Nate and Lila kick off on a high point - they get married! Finally, they're off with the people who love them, warts and all, and tie the knot. The honeymoon is as steamy as can be expected with these two and all too soon they're back to reality and facing the trial against Lila's abusive stepbrother, Adam. Then there are those unknown emails that arrive at odd hours coupled with the funny feeling of people watching...Redemption and payback is in the works - and that's all I'm going to say! I refuse to spoil the plot. But rest assured, the same psychological demons haunting Nate and Lila are back and they're fighting with all they've got. Add in a few evil humans and the storyline thickens considerably, and very interestingly, I must say. I just love the way the suspense was built up, so well and so quickly that it was tough to stop reading! Just about missed my morning run because of this. Grrr.And was it as bad as I thought it would be? It was better. The tension that was built exploded at just the right time. More excitement than I expected. Twists that I predicted, but they were logical ones, so that was all right. This is a book, and a series, that I can read and reread with no problems.Happily ever after? Check. All the monsters accounted for and put away? Check. Lila and Nate back in full kinky force? Triple check!Reciprocity is the perfect ending for K.I. Lynn's Breach series. It sucks you in, grips you tight, wrings you out, and very gently opens the door to tell you goodbye. Love it!