Review: Fun enough
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2013
This is indeed a light read, and I enjoyed it well enough for the price of 99 cents. I would like to have known more about the world these characters lived in, where magic was so prevalent and there were "soldiers" who did "battle." For what cause? Who would be the enemy? Maybe this is covered in other books of the series? I had a little trouble believing that Cash, who at 38 had been straight all his life, could suddenly switch for a gay mate with little or no inner turmoil to speak of. (If only that were likely!)There was nothing wrong with the way he and William fell for each other so hard, but I didn't observe the development of much of an emotional bond before they became so committed. I enjoyed it all, anyway. I will say, I am not a fan of descriptive words and phrases like "adorable" and "gorgeous god." They don't really tell me much, and threaten to carry the story into that icky realm of "precious." Still, it was a good book for the money.