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I absolutely loved Jenks in this story. Making him big helped me understand just how fierce and formidable he is because I took him for granted. His scenes were the best of the book.
Did anyone else find Rachel's drooling over Jenks creepy? Also, she seems to drool over quite a few in this story (hello, Marshal!), which doesn't speak so well of her relationship with Kisten.
The audiobook was 16 hours long with about 8 hours of serious storytelling. I couldn't wait for it to end. The beginning was great, the scenes on the island when Ivy shifted to a Were and the scenes on the bridge were exciting. There was just too much filler around them.
Did anyone else find Rachel's drooling over Jenks creepy? Also, she seems to drool over quite a few in this story (hello, Marshal!), which doesn't speak so well of her relationship with Kisten.
The audiobook was 16 hours long with about 8 hours of serious storytelling. I couldn't wait for it to end. The beginning was great, the scenes on the island when Ivy shifted to a Were and the scenes on the bridge were exciting. There was just too much filler around them.

I agree that big Jenks was the best part of this book.

As Jonetta says, the writing in this one was too drawn out with excessive descriptions of inconsequential settings, characters and objects.
The action scenes were good but to few and far between amongst the boring sections.
I also loved Jenks (but then I always do) and the insights we get into his strengths and abilities really go a long way to appreciating him more.