Series :
New Species #14-15
Release date : September 8th 2015
Rating : 3 Stars
Blurb :
Stories 14 and 15 in the New Species series. It is advisable to read the books in order, to get the most enjoyment from the series.140Dana is visiting Homeland when she meets a New Species who tugs at her heartstrings. As a widow, she knows firsthand the pain heâs suffering after losing his mate.Mourn isnât so certain that talking to a human female will help him heal but he desires her. Itâs possible she could become his new reason for living.927Candi lost the male she loved, but never forgot him. New Species are her only hope to seek revenge for 927âs death.A human female claiming to have been reared at Mercile has demanded entry to Homeland. Hero rushes to Medical and comes face-to-face with his past. One look at Candi and the life heâs built since gaining freedom comes crashing down around him.
Review :
This is hard for me â¦.
For a reviewer it is never easy to admit when one of his/her favorite authors disappointed in a new book. I have been reading the ânew Speciesâ series by Laurann Dohner since book1 and I loved all of them.
Maybe its because of this that I had certain expectations for âNumbersâ â and âHeroâ ending in a kind of short story was SOOO not one of them.
140 â Mournâs book was a short and sweet story. With any other kind of book this sort of InstaLove would have never worked. But as the New Species are introduced in a sort of Insta-love-forever-kind-of-people almost any kind of Insta-love works for them self explaining. Still it felt to short because in comparison to other books there was more in this story that was used.
927 â I think I do not want to start on what was wrong with âHeroâsâ book. Because even if the basic idea was good â the complete setup felt wrong. I am not sure â but I imagine that I am not the only reader who wanted to hear his story and somehow it feels that the author just wrote down a short story so the readers would not request it anymore. There could have been so much more to this one and I truly feel that this did not do âHeroâ justice â he deserved more.
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