Hunter is a wounded warrior. He's a pretty irritable one too. He has good reason as the "others" tortured him to death. Back on he mend, but not 100%, he's shipped off to Seattle to help my favourite group of Paladins. Bane and his crew found place where Kalithia could be sneaking in.In Justice Point, Tate runs a tea shop/bed breakfast/gym and apartment for rent. What exactly is this place her uncle left her? Reading about her shop, I can't fathom how she makes any money. She gives food away and she doesn't really have that many customers.This was a book I still enjoyed because Ms. Morgan is a good writer. The plot was easy to follow and anticipate what would happen next. The cast of character I enjoyed showed up in this story. Hunter is your typical Paladin and Tate is not too different than the other women. All in all, the story was a fast read and it's good to know my guess at who the bad guy was, is correct.Not sure what will happen with the series or if this is the end of it. 3-1/2 stars: I'm not sure if I just wasn't fully "in the mood" for another Paladin book or if this book really just wasn't quite up to par with the others, but for some reason this book didn't grab me as much as the previous ones did. I did enjoy it, I just didn't feel the urge to grab the book and read every chance I got. I liked that I got to get to know D.J. and Larem more, which makes me excited to read their books more than I was before, but as far as Hunter and Tate are concerned, they left me feeling kind of lukewarm.I'm glad that the storyline of who is smuggling the blue stones went even further and am definitely interested to see where Morgan goes from here with that.I would not recommend reading this book if you have not read the others in the series already since it pretty much wraps up the continuing story arc (or comes darn close). If you are a fan of the series already, this book is enjoyable, just not quite as good as the others.
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