Review: It's ok not great
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 20, 2013
Yeah, I liked this one alright. There wasn't too much of the bdsm crap. But enough alpha males in the bedroom to still make it hot.  The son in the book takes up too many pages in my opinion. But it also is the basis for the storyline. It would have been nice to read a little less about him and more about dear ole mom. But, it was still a good read. The main guys are really likeable. They drew me in with their kindness, concern and caring. Even the warrior Nobek seems to be a little bit of a softy when it comes to his lady and her son. He is the first one she meets in this book after he rescues her son from a crazy driver that almost runs him over.I don't like the storyline that started in this one of a revolt involving Kaluorians and humans. I mean, it just goes against the initial plot if you ask me. They are trying to reprogram women from the abuse and brainwashing they endured on a fanatically future earth but, they start these earth colonies where they are basically still living and learning the same things. Really? They're basically no better off than they were before. It just seems to me that there should be more Kalquorian influence and stricter rules. And the Kalquorian men in the first books were practically worshiping any woman from earth that they could breed with and have a life with. Now you have this big revolt from some of these guys that suddenly don't want a chance with any woman except the almost non-existent Kalquorian females?! Really?  And they allow this woman's husband (whom she thought was dead and he shows up later) to abuse her in front of them? It goes against the character attributes that were implied in the beginning of the series to me.