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Reciprocity (2000)

by K.I. Lynn(Favorite Author)

3.01 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

series

Breach

review 1: I loved this series, and I was hoping for a HEA and a proper conclusion but in the end I found the last 40% a bit too fast paced , there didn't seem to be enough build up and development towards the climax, and the ending seemed rushed and unfinished, also I found that some issues were left unresolved, such as Delilah and Nathan's mental states after everything that happens. I really wanted to like it because I really loved Delilah and Nathan but I was left feeling pretty short changed.
review 2: I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.Wow!!! This book moved at lightning speed. Everything was in hyper drive. Nate and Lila are finally secure in their lives. They’re engaged and living happily. Nate finally gets a new job. Everythin... moreg is looking up. Then everything begins to crumble. I loved that this book was just as sexy as the first two books. I loved that Nate and Lila were living their HEA. I kept reading and wondering, “Okay, when’s it going to happen? When’s everything going to go to hell?” I get to about 90%, and I know there’s a threat. But that threat is still pretty much in the background. Then, Bam!!!, we get hit with it. The last 10% of this book is nonstop action. I loved it. It was what I was waiting for throughout the whole book. Then I got to the end and I was shocked. “What??? No!!! That’s how the book is ending? This is it?” I loved the book, but I would have loved it more with an epilogue. I’m still wondering if I got the whole book. I’m assuming Lila’s beach dream from a previous book is the epilogue. I would have just loved to actually have had that again at the end. Still, overall, it’s a great conclusion to the trilogy.5-BombsReviewed by Tracy less

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