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anya_doesntmatter's review
3.0
Micah and Eli stole my heart as I read Spoils of War. As much as I enjoyed SOW though I often found myself wondering what possessed Eli to become a slave in order to rescue Micah. That particular loose end bothered me and I fervently wished that KG would clarify why. she does so in this follow up. A wonderful quick read sequel that may not be as good as the first book but is enjoyable anyway.
atheresa's review
2.0
I deleted this sequel and put the first book on my keeper shelf. Both MCs became unlikeable by the end of the book. Micah disappointingly regressed and became quite passive aggressive and manipulative. His love for Eli was like that of a sexually and emotionally abused dependent child and never recovered nor matured. Eli had a hidden agenda all along that came out and ruined his character. His love for Micah was a long range manipulative means to an end. This wasn't a satisfying romance, but a codependent need for each other.
A paranormal element was introduced that jarred with the first book. There were family members and political power plays that seemed to come out of nowhere. This second book just really jarred with it's predecessor.
A paranormal element was introduced that jarred with the first book. There were family members and political power plays that seemed to come out of nowhere. This second book just really jarred with it's predecessor.
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