Fun. ( )

This is part of a series, I strongly recommend you read the previous books before this one as this book will not make much sense otherwise.
This is about Heath and Atira.
There is a continuation of the story developed from the previous books, they return to the city and there are plots and political intrigue so the book is not solely about Heath and Atria. I loved Heath in the previous books, he proved himself a loyal friend but I was not keen on Atria. Their ways are different and the clash of culture is what formed a lot of the story-line in the first book and it is the main obstacle in this couples relationship. Heath want to bond/marry but Atria feels this will be stifling. I found her annoying though brave and loyal to her people's cause, I felt she was unkind to Heath but it's part of the differences between their people that causes this.
The book also raises a few questions which are covered in the next book. ( )

2.5/5
I think it was mostly a waste of my time. I coudn't warm up to Heath, and read only about Atira and Keir with Lara. This book just coudn't hold my attention like the first three :( Review soon ( )

I enjoyed it very much until the last scene, when something completely irrelevant to the story happened. I would have given it 4 ½ if not for that.
Some things were left unanswered, I'm hoping guessing Vaughan will address them in books to come. ( )

Sometimes I just want a soppy romance and this filled the bill without any problem. Vaughan is a good writer and I enjoyed it. ( )