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3.81 AVERAGE
3.81 AVERAGE
So many editing problems it was hard to read. Name changes, punctuation errors among other problems. Story was okay. It had the ability to be great but then a love scene would ruin it. Don't get me wrong, I love love scenes but just when you were wrapping ur mind around new characters and what the heck was going on the author would drop a love scene on you. Good read but not what I expected at all. Slightly disspointed. :-/
This is the third book in this series I have read. I generally enjoyed it.
Bailey and John, the main characters, are really likeable and it's easy to care about them. I think I liked them even more then those in the previous books. John is probably less tortured hero than the others and it was also okay.
The romance part... Well, in fact there is no romance building in this story at all. Bailey and John fall for each other before the story begins and we met them when they are already in love. In the book they reunite quickly and mostly without any doubts. It should worry me but it wasn't, I didn't get an impression something is lacking from the story. Because of that all this story is quite similar to [b:Wild Card|2721318|Wild Card (Elite Ops, #1)|Lora Leigh|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1388175623s/2721318.jpg|2746915].
There is a lot of sex in this book but somewhere in the middle of the story it becomes boring and monotonous. The sex scenes drag over the pages one after another, every similar to the previous one. I already had this problem with the previous books. I have to admit I skipped them from time to time.
I really enjoyed the suspense part, much more than I've expected. I was totally into waiting to discover the identity of the villain. Although, he turns out to be a person I have suspected from the beginning, it was still a great fun.
All in all, I enjoyed this book and I will continue with the series.
Bailey and John, the main characters, are really likeable and it's easy to care about them. I think I liked them even more then those in the previous books. John is probably less tortured hero than the others and it was also okay.
The romance part... Well, in fact there is no romance building in this story at all. Bailey and John fall for each other before the story begins and we met them when they are already in love. In the book they reunite quickly and mostly without any doubts. It should worry me but it wasn't, I didn't get an impression something is lacking from the story. Because of that all this story is quite similar to [b:Wild Card|2721318|Wild Card (Elite Ops, #1)|Lora Leigh|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1388175623s/2721318.jpg|2746915].
There is a lot of sex in this book but somewhere in the middle of the story it becomes boring and monotonous. The sex scenes drag over the pages one after another, every similar to the previous one. I already had this problem with the previous books. I have to admit I skipped them from time to time.
I really enjoyed the suspense part, much more than I've expected. I was totally into waiting to discover the identity of the villain. Although, he turns out to be a person I have suspected from the beginning, it was still a great fun.
All in all, I enjoyed this book and I will continue with the series.