Review: Gift receipt...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
The final book in the Destiny's Trinities series is more of a good riddance than good bye. The series was originally published in 2009 under the name Teal Ceagh, but a new cover and pen name did not fix any of this stories issues. The leads of this book Sera, Blake, and Diego are fine it's what goes on around them that is nonsensical. Sera is a healer, but as a Elf living in a world of immortals and with cultural mores her gift is all but unused. Blake is a human cop, with no idea of the other's in his city. And Diego is the typical brooding, brutal, turned against his will with a secret heart of gold Vampire.The way this Trinity was attacked made no sense, if it was that easy and effective than why hadn't the Vampeen done it to the other two groups. None of the humans were orphans, and Vampires must have descendants, so why wait until the third book to use that as a tactic? Also what was crazy was the Vampeen attacked Blake's family without knowing anything about him. Not his name, address, a sample of blood, or magical essence, not a damn thing. Yet somehow within about a hour of everyone discovering that he is part of the third Trinity they got to a child that didn't even know he was their father. How? It was never explained or touched on.You can attest to the magic for Blake getting over the gay sex thing in 30 seconds and Diego getting over five centuries of anger in a day, but it would have been nice if the characters had to deal with their issues. Also if your hoping to see how the war ends don't hold your breath. There was barely any fighting, we never get to see who is leading the Grimoire or the Vampeen, and the series is wrapped up with in a few months this thing is going to happen so then the war will be over, `kay bye. Before this series I'd never read anything by Tracy Cooper-Posey/Teal Ceagh and I never will again.