A new series with a new format
The book starts with two parallel stories that get together at the end. It's kind of interesting at first, because we soon see where it is headed, but it's also strange because for most of the time it feels a little disconnected and the jumps from one to the other. On one side we have the story of character we arleady know and love if we like to read Melody's books, it's about the Andersons. It starts with Katherine being attacked, and Joseph losing it. While we are going through everything that happens to Katherine and later discoveries about her health, we also go over the last mission that SEALs Eyes and Sleep go together, and then to Sleep's life out of the military.
As I said, it's easy to see where this is headed, as soon Joseph is looking for a way to make the ones that hurt his wife pay, and assembles a team of expert to find the one responsible, and that's where the two stories merge, as the team gets together and Sleep is one of them. Only we have been following Sleep falling in love with a woman that is in another city, and then that story is left to the side. It feels like Sleep's love story was rushed at the end, as we have a very unsatisfactory, for me, ending to that love story, as everything falls together in just a few pages, we no real build up. It's like they started to focus on what was going on with the team, and then remembered that they were also writing about Sleep and had to close that side of the story, and they did, but it felt almost like an afterthought.