Review: Ignite
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 06 11, 2012
I've read all of the prior books and this one is my least favorite. The first book introduced us to exciting and interesting characters. The second book did the same. By the time the third book rolled around, my interest began to wane. It would seem that while the characters' powers develop steadily, their personalities don't. Book four was hard to finish, but I held out hope for improvement and bought book  five.Around book three the character development starts to stagnate and we start to get the same descriptions of the girls told in different ways. I kept thinking to myself, "That CAN'T be all these girls are about." Book four seemed to plod along.Then in book five, the plot continued to slowly creep along. The girls and their men run around seemingly putting out fires, but it appeared more to me like they were chasing their tails, but that was only when they weren't  having intimate  relations. Intimate relations don't bother me if it makes sense, but it struck me as gratuitous.Ignite certainly didn't contain  the fast paced, intriguing plot I fell in love with in books one and two.I loved books one and two. Three and four disappointed me, but I was willing to stick with it, but book five was so very difficult for me to stick with. I read some, stopped reading, then read a different book then went back to ignite to read a little bit more. I finished it because I paid for it.Not sure if I'm going to finish this series. Also, better proofing would be appreciated as well.