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A review by fritz_sands
Into the Fire by Jeaniene Frost
3.0
End of the series. Leila and Vlad together. HEA. What more is there to say about that?
The book is a bit of a mess. And, likely, it had to be.
Vlad is definitely still Vlad. Incredibly dangerous and willing to do (or kill) ANYONE to preserve his people and now, even above that, to protect Leila.
Leila keeps getting more powerful, and sometimes that is quite problematic.
A good chunk of the book is getting the structure and the characters and the plot sequence set up for Ian and Veritas' book arc, next to come. That somewhat fragments this book, but it is a necessary seque.
There are also other loose ends hanging out there for other future books (like Gretchen).
Some of the plot actions were really problematic and I am not sure the characters would have done them.
Anyways, a mixed book.
The book is a bit of a mess. And, likely, it had to be.
Vlad is definitely still Vlad. Incredibly dangerous and willing to do (or kill) ANYONE to preserve his people and now, even above that, to protect Leila.
Leila keeps getting more powerful, and sometimes that is quite problematic.
A good chunk of the book is getting the structure and the characters and the plot sequence set up for Ian and Veritas' book arc, next to come. That somewhat fragments this book, but it is a necessary seque.
There are also other loose ends hanging out there for other future books (like Gretchen).
Some of the plot actions were really problematic and I am not sure the characters would have done them.
Anyways, a mixed book.