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A review by poisonivy70
Blind Faith by Rebecca Zanetti
4.0
The Premise
The third book in the Sin Brothers series finds Nate searching out his old love Audrey to find the codes for the chips that are implanted in his brothers’ (and his own) spine before they basically explode and kill them all. Audrey is the daughter of the scientist who was working with the Commander, the villain who started the project to breed supersoldiers and rule the world, natch. Audrey and Nate were in love, but misunderstandings lead to their breakup and neither one is over the other, but they aren’t sure if they can overcome the past to see if they have a future together.
The Good
Nate and Audrey have some good chemistry, the tension ratchets up with every chapter as you’re not sure who’s a villain and who’s not. The overarching storyline of the Gray Brothers against the Commander is still compelling storytelling and you just want to know when they’ll get the codes and finally be free to enjoy their HEA with their loves. Each book does focus on one brother and there is a resolution to their individual love stories, so that is satisfying. The twist in this story was unexpected, and I waffled on whether I liked it, but ultimately I think it worked for Nate and Audrey’s HFN.
The Could Be Better
There’s a samey-ness to the series, and all the brothers blend at times into the same generic alpha hero. Nate is no exception. That chip storyline is the strongest and the most frustrating because you keep waiting through each book for something new to happen and while the brothers each fall in love, that’s about the main change in the story. If it weren’t for the individual HEAs, I may have given up on the series by now.
The Bottom Line
I am still enjoying the series and I’m eager to find out about the final brother, Jory. That said, alot is riding on the final book and I hope it can live up to it - it could tie the whole series together, or leave me dissatisfied.
** ARC provided to me via netgalley in exchange for an honest review**
The third book in the Sin Brothers series finds Nate searching out his old love Audrey to find the codes for the chips that are implanted in his brothers’ (and his own) spine before they basically explode and kill them all. Audrey is the daughter of the scientist who was working with the Commander, the villain who started the project to breed supersoldiers and rule the world, natch. Audrey and Nate were in love, but misunderstandings lead to their breakup and neither one is over the other, but they aren’t sure if they can overcome the past to see if they have a future together.
The Good
Nate and Audrey have some good chemistry, the tension ratchets up with every chapter as you’re not sure who’s a villain and who’s not. The overarching storyline of the Gray Brothers against the Commander is still compelling storytelling and you just want to know when they’ll get the codes and finally be free to enjoy their HEA with their loves. Each book does focus on one brother and there is a resolution to their individual love stories, so that is satisfying. The twist in this story was unexpected, and I waffled on whether I liked it, but ultimately I think it worked for Nate and Audrey’s HFN.
The Could Be Better
There’s a samey-ness to the series, and all the brothers blend at times into the same generic alpha hero. Nate is no exception. That chip storyline is the strongest and the most frustrating because you keep waiting through each book for something new to happen and while the brothers each fall in love, that’s about the main change in the story. If it weren’t for the individual HEAs, I may have given up on the series by now.
The Bottom Line
I am still enjoying the series and I’m eager to find out about the final brother, Jory. That said, alot is riding on the final book and I hope it can live up to it - it could tie the whole series together, or leave me dissatisfied.
** ARC provided to me via netgalley in exchange for an honest review**