Review: Action-Packed
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2013
For the original review and more, please visit markedbybooks.blogspot.comIt didn't take me a very long time of reading Seal of Destiny to realize how cool Chago was. He was a pretty quiet dude, but there was no way he was letting anyone hurt his family, even if that meant putting himself on the line. He was your classic brooding, silent type with a dark past filled with too raw of a broken heart to open, but while he may have failed once, Hell would've had to freeze over for him to ever back down again.Irena wasn't very different. She had lived through too much of war for it to ever truly leave her life, but instead of wanting to crawl away from it, she's willing to run right back in if it means saving someone else from the horror she had to live through.Seal of Surrender is a fast-paced, action-ridden novel that takes us through a war torn land filled with people who will die to protect their home. Not as much time is spent on the issues that the Seal brings to its host as was done in the first novel, but I think that it's fitting for this storyline. I do wish that I could have spent more time with the Scions, though, because they are one of the things I love the most about this series.I really enjoyed the ending of this novel, even if I felt that Irena and Chago's relationship could have used a little more development. It was great to see Mira again, and even more fun to read about Zoe and Xander. Hopefully I'll see more from them all soon!TaylorFor the original review and more, please visit markedbybooks.blogspot.com