Raylene continued to have her sarcastic humor in this one. There was less Pepper and Domino. I'd say less Ian too, but he is central to the plot in this one, even if he didn't have much page-time. More Adrian though. He was definitely Raylene's competent sidekick which I liked to see. Good story and action. I like how Raylene, always the loner in the past, now has a habit of picking up "strays," both of the human and other variety.
This is the last book, I don't think this series sold enough. The villain that was introduced in Bloodshot is still at large and nothing happened on that front in this one. Maybe at some point in time this will get another installment for the finish. One thing that I did find out was the fate of Adrian's sister, Isabelle.
This is the last book, I don't think this series sold enough. The villain that was introduced in Bloodshot is still at large and nothing happened on that front in this one. Maybe at some point in time this will get another installment for the finish. One thing that I did find out was the fate of Adrian's sister, Isabelle.
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