Review: Filling, but not quite satisfying...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 15, 2013
I anxiously awaited this final book in Reah's tale.  I was so hoping for retribution and a truly stupendous HEA for Reah.  I thought she really deserved it after all she has gone thru.  I was left feeling a little bit disgruntled by the ending.  Mates and family who had wronged her the most seemed to be worse after they confessed their true feelings. Griffin, I just have no words for at all. I don't want to spoil the book for those who haven't read it but I felt in the previous books several of her so called mates did not deserve to be so.  And I was really disappointed in the cop-out ending where they weren't required to do anything on their part but show up. That to me was the worse thing of all. The book ends with her still dealing with people she shouldn't have to deal with anymore, former enemies as well???!!  And the ones deserving of her love were just shuffled in the with the rest of the crowd.  And I do mean crowd!  A large part of the book was going over again things that happened in previous books only in more terrible detail. All in all it was not quite what I hoped for.  Will I read the next books in the series?  Heck yeah!  Despite my not liking this ending, nobody writes better than Ms Suttle. Her skill in creating characters that you really care about is unsurpassed. You feel like these are people you know and really care about.  I will definitely be watching for the next set of books, the God Wars.