I didn't read the first 3, but the last one was really really good. I loved the heroine, but then again, I tend to like sympathetic heroines who are sweet and not huge egotistical beauty queens. It was a good beauty and the beast -- but with a bit of a twist; the hero is beautiful, but acts beastly-ish. The heroine is ugly, but acts like pure beauty. The way the relationship plays out is magical. I borrowed this ebook from the local library and expected it to be a guilty pleasure read. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great either. I didn't realize at first, that it is the fourth book in a series written by four different authors. I'm typically not a big fan of that format, and probably would have avoided this one had I known. The main hero was a weird combination of child-like and badass that had me feeling a bit uncomfortable about the whole thing. Overall, I could easily have skipped this one. Nalini Singh's books tend to be hit or miss for me, though, so count this one as a miss.
What do You think about Lord Of The Abyss (2011)?
Nalini Singh is an awesome writer. Her's was the best story.
—Jairus
Oh god, Micha.. The name itself makes me shiver all over.
—Turf
I think this is the best book in the series!
—jacewaylandluver
Like all Nalini Singh's work, love it ^.^
—Conceal
