A review by suze_1624
Dealing in Death by L.J. Hayward
4.0
I did enjoy reading this, looking at Ethan’s side of the stories.
I read it quite some time after the last book, so it was like new scenes but I can imagine if read close to Book 2 especially, it may be a bit repetitive.
We do get more Ethan background, see his interactions with some of his sisters and brothers - including how many there are for a mental tally of who is left.
Seeing some of the action from Ethan’s side is more emotional but I didn’t feel so much of the intensity of other books.
I think this has to be a series for my reread shelf!!
I read it quite some time after the last book, so it was like new scenes but I can imagine if read close to Book 2 especially, it may be a bit repetitive.
We do get more Ethan background, see his interactions with some of his sisters and brothers - including how many there are for a mental tally of who is left.
Seeing some of the action from Ethan’s side is more emotional but I didn’t feel so much of the intensity of other books.
I think this has to be a series for my reread shelf!!