Read the first two books in the series, found this one interesting because of the blurb but didn’t want to dive into a third book in the series. I’m both happy and not that I did this.
While the storylines are interesting and the books show great promise, they fall a bit flat. Things stay a bit superficial and it’s hard to connect to the characters.
I have to say though, this being the third book, it’s showing improvement over the first two.
The storylines are very interesting, and will have me coming back for the fourth book in the series.
I do hope that the “conflicts” get worked out a bit better though. I noticed in all books, multiple times:
Drama happens, “A” gets mad, “B” is immediately sorry, understanding and/or apologetic, “A” is immediately forgiving, understanding and/or apologizes for getting mad takes the blame on themselves and “B” jumps in saying it’s their fault. And a whole bit of drama plays out in a paragraph or less.