Review: Definitely one of my favorites
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
Can you believe I'm at book twenty-six? Nope. Me neither. 'Skye's Limits' revolves around Skye, who is the younger brother of Branson, the blind lion mated to Gage. If you remember from Branson and Gage's story, Skye, Branson, and their parents were attacked by Ravens when they were young and lost both of their parents and Branson was blinded. Unfortunately, Skye has not exactly endeared himself to Branson, Gage or the rest of the coalition. Instead, Skye spends most of his time drinking with some unsavory friends and contributing nothing to the coalition. So, Branson arranges for Skye to get one-on-one training from Alden, a tiger shifter. Alden works only with the worst of the special cases, so it's no honor to be assigned to him.Alden expects to be stuck with some bratty kid with an attitude problem. Instead he's faced with Skye, the most gorgeous guy Alden has ever seen, and no attitude in sight. Skye decides he doesn’t want to feel like a loser anymore, he doesn’t want to still dream about the night his parents died, and he wants to be a soldier for the coalition. Alden and Skye spend weeks together training and Skye keeps getting better and better. In fact, Skye is progressing so well that it doesn't take long before he's ready to move on and into actual soldier training. The problem? Alden and Skye have both fallen for each other but resisted as they were mentor and trainee. Now, they'll be able to begin a relationship, but their time together training will end.I have to say, in my opinion, this just might be one of my more favorite books of the series. There was a lot more to Alden and Skye's relationship than just hot and heavy sex. Don't get me wrong, I love those scenes as much as the next person, but here I felt as if I really got to know Alden and Skye. I felt as if I connected to these two characters and it was so much fun to watch. I can't wait for the next installment.