The third book in The League series by Sherrilyn Kenyon. Devyn Kell is a soldier in the league. That is until one day he threw it all away to save an injured child. Alix a slave who's mother and sister are being held until she takes down Devyn.
What threw me on this one was that Devyn was Syn and Shahara's (Born of Fire) son. After all the characters we met in the last book I was just assuming we'd be reading about one of them. Not skipping ahead a generation. After my initial shock, I really got into it. Adron, Nykarian and Kiara's (Born of Night) first son had a small cameo that left me wanting to read more and more about him.
This book was considerably shorter than the last two. Which made it a lot easier to read. It seemed like a quick read compared to the rest. I enjoyed this book. There were not as many fights, not as many characters, or as much to set up. What did seem left out was the character development that happened all through the first two books. It may have been that much better had it delved into their lives a little more. It just scratched the surface.
For me Born of Ice was still good. It sort of brought everyone together. I'm looking forward to more because it left a lot of questions unanswered. Unfortunately, the next book in the series does not come out for a little while. I guess I'll have to occupy my time with another series.
What threw me on this one was that Devyn was Syn and Shahara's (Born of Fire) son. After all the characters we met in the last book I was just assuming we'd be reading about one of them. Not skipping ahead a generation. After my initial shock, I really got into it. Adron, Nykarian and Kiara's (Born of Night) first son had a small cameo that left me wanting to read more and more about him.
This book was considerably shorter than the last two. Which made it a lot easier to read. It seemed like a quick read compared to the rest. I enjoyed this book. There were not as many fights, not as many characters, or as much to set up. What did seem left out was the character development that happened all through the first two books. It may have been that much better had it delved into their lives a little more. It just scratched the surface.
For me Born of Ice was still good. It sort of brought everyone together. I'm looking forward to more because it left a lot of questions unanswered. Unfortunately, the next book in the series does not come out for a little while. I guess I'll have to occupy my time with another series.