You've lost that loving feeling, whoa...
Gesa has met her match in grumpiness. And it comes in the form of a redneck mage that looks like a Van Helsing reject. And just who sent this charmer into her midst? White, of course. The... whatever he is that thinks he's her boss. Otherwise her life is finally almost perfect. Oisin and her fox are cementing bonds, Kai and Con are enjoying life, and outside of Black still lurking in the halls, life is good. Until, it's really really not. And, oh, what fresh hell is this?
Spoilers ahead.
Well, that's a kick in the teeth. I'm getting used to the cliffhanger endings. Sort of. This one, though, was a tad brutal. I'm also losing touch with some of the characters. While they're becoming more intimate, they aren't really bonding. Everything is kept so shallow. Love words are exchanged, but they aren't felt. Sex can be part of love, but there's more needed. Trust, respect, tenderness. Too many secrets, they don't respect each other, and only occasional tenderness is expressed. And usually then only after sex was involved. A lack of world building, lack of characters evolving, errors, shallow relationships, what started out as a fun series, well, the shine has worn off. The snark is still there but, as the phrase goes, "I'm not feeling the love". Which would be fine, if this wasn't whittled down to a plot that revolves around romance. I am hoping that that comes into play next book.