Review: Read it.  Please.  So we can chat about it over gluten free booze.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 21, 2013
As much as I enjoyed Met, Saved is just that much more. Well except for the cover. I mean, come on, Hauk doesn’t even like taking off his sweatshirt around Jolie, who he gave a screaming O once upon a time, is he really going to walk around mostly topless?But I digress.Which should be the name of my auto-biography, note to self.Oh Jolie and Hauk. My poor precious darlings. Anything that can go wrong, does go wrong for these two who are obviously so right for each other, and yet still can’t manage to… you know… bump and grind. I MEAN ADMIT THEY HAVE FEELINGS FOR EACH OTHER! Not anything less classy. Because really these are two classy… okay I meant bump nasties.I know you don’t believe me when I say everything gets in their way, but seriously, the only thing that did not happen was Jolie waking up with a penis. Like to the point where Jax Garren got several “ARE YOU BLEEPIN' KIDDING ME WITH THIS” messages on Facebook. She’s a lovely lady by the way. Except, you know, when she laughed at my pain.I can say even less about the plot of this book than I could about “Met” but that’s okay. The story was solid. As solid as Hauk in fact. And the cast of characters is still awesome. Except for Ashley. Who I immediately dislike because of my natural dislike of ex-girlfriends. You can blame my husband’s string of (name I should not call ladies in public) ex-girlfriend’s for that Ashley and Jax.I think I was going somewhere with the above paragraph, but instead I sent a bag of flaming dog poop to my least favorite ex…5 stars. Again.To sum up: Monsters, magic, PTSD, burlesque, an unlikely hero, an even more unlikely villain, and the Greek pantheon versus the Norse. Heck yes.READ THIS SERIES.