Okay so this book was my least favorite so far of the serious, but I still enjoyed it. The triangle between Samuel, Mercy and Adam took on a different form from love to loyalty. There was new drama within Adam's pack that added suspense and drama to the plot, however, I think this book is without a climax. There are a bunch of peaks to the plot, but there wasn't a strong distinguished "fight" or incident that could be classified as the climax. One of the things I missed was Stefan. The way Bone Crossed left off I thought there was going to be drama and jealously between Adam and Stefan. However, Stefan was not in this novel at all. In this novel my fondness for Ben grew and he was the one for me that had comic relief to the story line this time around. The main focus of the book is discovery Samuel's troubles and turmoil, concealing him from protocol, and then helping him rediscover the drive to live. I recommend this book if you have been following the series, but must warn you ahead of time that you will get closure at the end of the book , but you may be unsatisfied.