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Raphael Morrone raphaelmorrone — I first fell in love with Madeline L'Engle's autobiography/non-fiction books in college when I read Walking on Water. It became a top 10 book, one of those I pass on to most people, and I feel the same way about all other memoirs I have read by L'Engle. I told Justin when I finished that book that she makes me feel like I have had an important conversation with a good friend throughout the entire book. I love her- most of all I love her non-fiction and "children's"books.

Britta Page-curley brittacurley — This was my favorite book of the series so far. I found the action to be riveting and the pace was great. I couldn't put it down until I finished it at 2:30 am. In this book, Leo is working through his delore (grieving over his dead son) and no longer blames Jane for his son's death. In fact, he hires her to be part of his security and she moves her things to New Orleans. In the last book, she made the choice between Bruiser and Rick. Since Bruiser is Leo's blood-servant, she knows that she will always play second fiddle to Leo and chooses Rick. The book begins with Rick and Jane having been dating for a month, but unable to spend a lot of time with each other because of their busy jobs. After Rick misses a breakfast date and then falls out of touch for days, Jane suspects that he had to go back undercover. On top of worrying for Rick, the werewolves and were-cats have come to town - the cats to parlay with Leo and the New Orleans vamps, and the werewolves to stir up trouble. As part of Leo's security team, Jane has her work cut out for her. To assist, she brings in her big guns, Derek Lee and his ex-military crew. I really like Derek and his team - they are professional, high-speed, badass marines. I would say that the only part of the books that goes a little slow for me, is when it is told from Beast's POV. I find that starts to get a bit tedious. But I am exciting for the way the book ended and can't wait to see what happens in the next book.