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This one was actually closer to 2 stars, but I bumped it up to 3 because I liked the secondary character's stories and enjoyed the progression of the overall series story arc. I found this highly disappointing after completely loving the first book in the series. I did not care for either the H (he was whiny--and nothing is worse than a whiny HERO!) or the h (who was just mostly distracted and feeling sorry for herself throughout the book) and didn't believe their HEA. The action was slow to non
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I LOVE the world and its problems that the author has created. It is so layered and there are so many things happening. I was compelled to keep reading once Nika was introduced. Need her book NOW.
The book has a smoother opening than the first one, thanks in part to the multiple points of view being kept to a minimum until later in the story. They also were integrated into the story better.
The romance still developed over a short time but in this book it felt like there was more emotional connect ...more
The book has a smoother opening than the first one, thanks in part to the multiple points of view being kept to a minimum until later in the story. They also were integrated into the story better.
The romance still developed over a short time but in this book it felt like there was more emotional connect ...more

I enjoy the premise of these stories, however, the heroine, Andra was a self-centred one-track bitch. OK, I can image trying everything to save your sister's life, and closing yourself off so you don't get hurt by people you love leaving or dying. But. To imagine yourself as a child, with no training and never having seen a monster before, that it is your fault your mother & sister are dead & your other sister is mad, is ridiculous. Then as an adult to continually blame yourself. Hello, did she
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I admit that my interest in Shannon K Butcher's books was initially sparked from my huge fanship of her husband's writing. But I have stuck around and continue to read this series because I like Ms. Butcher's style.
The mythology behind the Sentinel Wars is interesting and from my experience in the PNR genre -- unique. PNR for me is hit or miss. I tend to get bored after the resolution of the romance. I get bored with the use of the same trope -- big tortured guy meets virginal tiny woman and sa ...more
The mythology behind the Sentinel Wars is interesting and from my experience in the PNR genre -- unique. PNR for me is hit or miss. I tend to get bored after the resolution of the romance. I get bored with the use of the same trope -- big tortured guy meets virginal tiny woman and sa ...more

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