Reviewed by Amanda on
I read this book in an afternoon, and quite frankly blew right through it. In many ways, the story was over too soon, but I think that’s more because I read the book straight through with few interruptions rather than the book itself. I lacked time to mull the story over in my head and really become connected to the book. (note to self: slow down next time) This is a typical Jeaniene Frost book though, which means that it’s awesome.
I really enjoyed getting to know Mencheres and Kira. They don’t quite have the same snark as Cat and Bones (but really, who could?), but I still connected with them. After the previous books, there seemed to be a lot of mystery surrounding Mencheres, and this gave us a chance to know him better. You got the feeling that behind all that power was a lot of responsibility, and a tortured soul that you had to love. Mencheres handles it well. Kira was a good match for him.
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