It would have seem more natural for Raven to marry Collins and the plot unfold that way. I didn’t not expect one between Raven and Captain, there wasn’t enough foundation for it not seem and feel awkward. I don’t like love triangles and have only liked one in all my years of reading because all three characters got what they wanted in the end, even if it was delayed for one. Half way through the book I had to speed up the reading because I’d grown a little bored and just wanted to finish the book. Which had a nice proportion in the first two book’s because it was equaled out by the romance between Raven and Maddoc, but in this book, there was too much of it and not enough romance to equal it out and I couldn’t relate to the characters, which was odd because I thought I knew them, but here I felt that I didn’t. What drew me to this author and these characters, were I felt like I could relate to them, especially the heroine, in that we both had experience in neglect and abuse in our childhood and adulthood, and I was drawn to the angst. There was just too much information for me to digest, and I’m sure I’ve missed somethings. Now here I am at the end of December, finishing the story.this is where my rating comes from. Given that I don’t have much time anymore to sit and read books anymore, I had to wait for the audiobook, but I soon found out that I would have to wait more than a month to finish Raven and Maddoc’s story, but over a month turned into over two months, not to the fault of the author, but it killed my excitement for the book a little. I was left on a cliffhanger that left so many things opened and difficult to answer, I even had the books release date marked in my calendar.

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