Number one, the “conflict” here is ridiculous, given what we’ve seen about the training in the previous volumes of the series.Number two, I hate it to the darkest pits of hell when an author turns previous protagonists into cruel jerks for the sake of giving a new protagonist friction. Bad enough that something like this happened mildly in the previous book. Here it’s about a bazillion times worse and I can’t overlook it.Way to ruin a book and whatever trust I had left in the author.On the bright side, the main guys were nice enough.Even if not nearly enough was made of Skye’s addictions. This could have turned out a lot more interesting instead of a redo of the usual. I really like Stephani's Lost Shifters however I am finding these later books are becoming repetitive and 'TWINKISH' if that's a word...also the training of the twinks is better than the action of the missions...which are also very repetitive...I am on the next to the last shifters novel and hope the last two are better....I am also starting her Wayne County wolves series with hesitation & expectation...What I think is the problem for me in these later books is that instead of the unity and strength of the couples found in the first half of the series (regardless of the fact that they are gay) is the cattiness (no pun intended) amongst coalition members. I am having more and more trouble suspending disbelief that as a soldier and member of a team, an ostrosized/bullied member would trust the bullier to cover their backs in battle. Instead of becoming unified it seems every coalition member hates every other coalition member except their mate/mate's friends and family....Well I do plan to finish the series and just hope the Wayne County series is written with less 'Diva' and a more 'heroic' format.....
Book 25 complete, and for now, the last one to the series....
—aguilarruizj
I forgot how much I love this series.
—Jelena
I love this guilty pleasure series
—angel
Boring, Boring, Boring.
—shes
3.5 stars
—Michelle
