Oh Wow!
This book had James, Shay, and everyone they know, going hell for leather, to stop the Council from setting out with their plan to take over the world - or so everyone assumes!
It took absolutely every single lead and trail, that everyone could follow, including throughout the Dark Web, and even deeper, to find out just where these six beings, both magical and not, both human, and not, had their Lairs.
Unfortunately, it also took far too many men and women dying, before their Government saw sense, and turned to the one man they should have contacted in the first place!
Namely, James Brownstone!
What Is it, about Governments, that they'd rather see the men and women who, through Duty, and Love of their Country, serve willingly, but will use them up, far too easily, while the rich sit and sip cocktails, bemoaning the cost in money, rather than that those young lives were cut far too short, far too soon, and so unecessarily?
This story truly made me think about this, and I'm not embarrassed that, at one point, it had me sobbing.
I don't know what it is about the hymn, Amazing Grace, that can bring me to tears, but some of it, is probably because it's been played at far, far, too many
funerals, usually of those wonderful young people who died so soon, because men in suits worship money, more than the sacrifices of those young heroes, who only want to protect and serve!
If there's one thing I've learned, since I picked up my first Michael Anderle book, and then all of those other wonderful authors who write for LMBPN, then it's a real respect for those who serve their Country.
My own Grandfather, who I never knew, as he died when my Mother was only 10, was a Regimental Sergeant Major in the British Army, and he instilled in his children that Duty - and also all the training in keeping what you own clean, and in its place, something even we grandchildren had instilled in us!
I still make my bed, with the sheets and blankets folded into Army corners! Lol
It makes me proud, although I never knew him that, in my veins, runs the blood of warriors and heroes!
Anyhoo, this book had me totally riveted, and I hated reaching the end but, fortunately, I looked at my reading list, and I can continue on to book number twelve: 'Karma is a Bitch'.
I'll be doing that, despite reading throughout the night and, once I've finished this next book, I'll catch you on the flip side, to tell you what I think about it!