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The Convergence Theory (2014)

by Lia Cooper(Favorite Author)

3.87 of 5 Votes: 5

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

The Spec Press

series

Blood and Bone Trilogy

review 1: I never felt so frustrated by the behavior of characters in a book!!!At the end of book 1 Ethan and Pat went their separate ways....feeling kinda...sad, Pat even heartbroken I guess.In book two you find them still alone and feeling miserable...both seem to know why...and at least Pat has to definitely know...and they do: NOTHING!!! For month they do nothing!!!I don't really understand their motivation or lack thereof...both got ways to find out what it is and how to solve it...and really, didn't they hear about that thing called talking?!I will stop ranting....What I liked was the plot of the crime.As a side character Ali seemed interesting but she obviously was just a sidekick.I don't know how to rate book two except with this words...it was not bad, don't get me wrong. I... more just felt so off.Maybe there will be stars later....see what book three brings
review 2: 2.5 stars - Rant time: I really wanted to give this story 3 stars, because I enjoyed most of the story and still liked the MC's, but the fact that said MC's didn't even meet up again until about 57% into the story just ticked me off. Considering how things were left off in book one, the fact that Ethan and Pat were off on their own adventures and only ran into each other because their cases turned out to be related annoyed me greatly and took away from my enjoyment of the story. It didn't help that, during this separation, Ethan was sleeping around with a chick (that I believe was after his mother's necklace). I really didn't care that he'd fallen into a routine of having her as a fuck buddy (like he did with his conniving ex Christoper) while he was pining secretly away for Pat. All that mattered to me was that he wasn't having lovely, hot man sex with Pat (his mate!!), and didn't do so until well over half of the book. Pat also annoyed me with his lack of communication about the whole mate business, waiting until the end of the book before fessing up. Then we had a quick wrap up where our boys decided to give their (reluctant) relationship a shot just as a new drama begins to unfold. Sigh... Again, don't get me wrong, this wasn't a bad book. As I said, I enjoyed the plot and the characters, but the romance bit really sucked, which turned what could've been a great story into just an okay one, for me at least. Others might enjoy it just fine though (Masochists! lol). I'm still looking forward to the next book, but I can only hope, for my sanity, that the romance factor in the third installment is at least on par with the first book. less

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