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lifeinthebooklane's review
3.0
Overall I enjoyed this book, it is well written and the author is good at world building. I didn't care for the italicised words, particularly when the two most used were coffee and lazer written backwards. Each time it threw me out the story, but this is very much a personal peeve and in no way lessons what is an interesting story with plenty of action and good pace.
I liked both Ajax (though again disliked the use of "Ay-shocks" whenever Feola spoke his name) and Feola. They were a wonderful couple and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing their relationship develop. I felt the emotion lacked depth at times, it was as though I was told how they felt rather than experiencing their feelings. The sex scenes were very technically detailed but had no reference to emotions/feelings.
The book drew me in enough that it wasn't a chore to finish it. I would consider reading more books in this series.
I liked both Ajax (though again disliked the use of "Ay-shocks" whenever Feola spoke his name) and Feola. They were a wonderful couple and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing their relationship develop. I felt the emotion lacked depth at times, it was as though I was told how they felt rather than experiencing their feelings. The sex scenes were very technically detailed but had no reference to emotions/feelings.
The book drew me in enough that it wasn't a chore to finish it. I would consider reading more books in this series.
izziede's review
3.0
The story is good though there is a lot of sex.
The Hero and heroine shared a passionate moment, he walked away, pleased with himself, and set in motion to arrange a bonding with her but didn't talk about it.
She thought that was it, a short time later she bonds with someone else who ends up abusive.
There are no intimate scenes other than the Hero and heroine.
The other man used nefarious means to trap the heroine.
Breadcrumbs dropped for future books in series.
HEA.
Epilogue.
The Hero and heroine shared a passionate moment, he walked away, pleased with himself, and set in motion to arrange a bonding with her but didn't talk about it.
She thought that was it, a short time later she bonds with someone else who ends up abusive.
There are no intimate scenes other than the Hero and heroine.
The other man used nefarious means to trap the heroine.
Breadcrumbs dropped for future books in series.
HEA.
Epilogue.
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