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The Holy Trinity (2013)

by Jane Wallace-Knight(Favorite Author)

3.81 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Siren-Bookstrand, Inc.

series

The Wolves of Gardwich

review 1: You know, this had a sweet premise and I will probably read the next, to see what happens to Sam, but this was a bit of a blah read. I had no real excitement for the story and for Jackson and Sam being mates, it certainly revolved an awful lot around Alek and Sam. Despite that, I did like the idea that Jackson and Alek were longtime partners, in love and when Sam came into the mix there wasn't an overblown drama surrounding it. It was actually quite lovely how they settled into a threesome. I did feel sorry for Jackson loosing the opportunity to have a warm, breathing body in his bed.The editing was slipshod at best. Spell check cannot be counted on to fix everything. At one point someone's "disk* was sliding against another's. It wasn't the only example but it stuc... morek out. So yeah, a bit of a ho-hum read.A little side note: I went on to read the other reviews after I wrote this and it seems I'm in the minority over this one. In fact I think I make up it's entirety.
review 2: Interesting... I've kind of gotten away from MMM books, simply because they are hard to pull off with more moving characters. Usually I end up frustrated over them. But, I found this... weird. Sam, being the mate of Jackson who loves Alek doesn't want to hurt anyone. He embraces both of them. I felt the author did a really good job with this relationship.The action at times on the other hand wasn't always... riveting.. But it still pulled me in (albeit a little slower) and made me want to see how things turn out. The ending is certainly a hooker, if the next book isn't 6 months to a year from now. And while I certainly want to see more of the mystery behind Sam, I do look forward to another couple. less

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