Possession

I don’t usually write reviews,but I felt strongly about how I feel with this series. I’m reading the series late so all the books are available. I read book one free and the book was well written and really got you into the story, so I was willing to purchase book 2 then 3. Now after spending $16 I feel the author could have combined stories into less books. I feel the author has taken advantage of her audience to get more money. I enjoyed the story and feel they were well written but leave you hanging. I would love to finish the series but I don’t know if I’m willing to pay an additional $60 to do it.

4.5 out of 5 Stars

This review is for the first three books in this series: Craving, Obsession, and Possession. I read them all at once, so I decided to review them as a group. I received a free copy of Craving from the publisher and bought the rest of the books released at this time. It was that good!

The plotline is top notch. It is gripping, intriguing, full of mystery and plenty of suspense as the series continues. We are dealing here with a very adult subject matter, so for those of you that are squeamish or looking for “safe” books, this is not for you in my opinion.

Talon Steele is the center of this story. His past is uncovered as the story unfolds and you will not be able to keep a dry eye. The plotline pursues the resolution and ultimate healing from that event in his past. To do this, Talon is going to need the support of his family and the girl he has finally allowed himself to love.

Highly recommended for those of you who love stories with twists and turns, as well as a strong dose of psychological influence.

One note: I could not give this a 5 star rating because somehow the love scenes just did not all do it for me. I found myself (I hate to admit it) skipping them so I could find out what happened next in this story. It could be just me… am I getting old?

I am totally hooked on this series!

The first 3 books have chapters that go back and forth between Jade and Talon’s points of view. There’s often suspense between sections, but not in a frustrating way. There are frequent hot and heavy scenes, and generally enough variety to keep things interesting while still believable. Underneath the hot and heavy is a really intense storyline that will keep you guessing.

This particular book is a good continuation of Jade and Talon’s storyline. There’s a small bit of closure towards the end. Then you have a short chapter from Jonah’s point of view to hint at the transition to his storyline in the following 3 books. The very end of the book gives you another piece of the puzzle. I just purchased book 4 which will focus on Jonah. Can’t wait to dive deeper!

WARNING: As mentioned on the book’s product page, this series contains material that may be upsetting to some people, in the form of memories of rape/abuse. It is tastefully done, but please avoid these books if you would find that upsetting.

Finally, answers to questions! Talon’s therapy coupled with Jade’s investigation is finally allowing him to heal and become whole again. It’s not an easy road to follow and it certainly does not have an end point. With the help of his therapist, Talon is being able to put things in perspective and deal with the now as well as the past. Once he reveals his truth to Jade she’s devastated but only for what his ten-year-old self had to endure. But she also recognizes that enduring has made him the man he is today. Someone she loves deeply, passionately and everlasting.

I am only giving this 4 stars because the ending SUCKED. I loved this series. There were parts that I thought were immature for a 35 and 25 year old like how he did not want to go public with their relationship and how she pitched a fit because she wanted to. But otherwise I loved it. I actually wanted less sex and more story. (Which is unusual for me.) But where it fell short for me was the ending. I had to go through three books and then the ending was rushed and over without any real conclusion. Really for over $6 per book I feel like this author is pocketing good money for a hardly finished book. Could have told the whole story in one book. But that seems to be the norm these days for these books. I’m on the fence if I will buy book 4 because I feel like the story of the older brother will be just a lot of the same. Only reason I might is to see if maybe there is more closure for Talon in it. Story was good otherwise.

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