Review: 3.5 stars
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 29, 2013
This is the 4th book in the series and in the past week I've read all 4.  Story in the previous books is constructed such that by the time you reach Dalton's book you don't like him.  By the end of the story he was my favourite character so far.  Dalton is hiding many secrets and it was interesting to see then revelled along with more hints of what is going on in the lives of the other Masters.I did struggle, as I did in the previous books, with parents (whether blood or not) watching their children have sex.Also, this series has more typos than anything I've ever read.  The author regularly leaves words out or uses the wrong word and at time is makes it hard to read the story.I enjoyed this book more the the other 3 so far and I only read it because I wanted to find out what happened with the story line and who the mole at the club was.  We do find out in this story.  I'm debating whether to continuing reading the series.  I'm not interested in Queen who is the subject of the next book.If you've read the other 3 books it is worth continuing on and reading Dalton.UPDATE:  I've since read the whole series and I'm addicted. It is like a drug and from Queen's story which comes next the story takes off.  This is now one of my favourite series.