Review on 🌙 Night Prowler: Rapture's Edge, Book 3 by Lisa Stubbs

Я читаю эту серию с тех пор, как вышла первая книга, и мне просто нравится погружаться в мир Икати с каждой новой частью, но я чувствую, что они ориентированы на женщин, а не on this. This is bad for a romance novel. Women (or rather women) are always strong-willed, strong-willed characters with opinions of their own and powerful talents. Men or men are preternaturally handsome and strong, well-endowed physically and financially, and totally devoted to the woman they love. Not to mention that the head of all Ikachi society is their queen. Her husband is an alpha male, but she has the last word on everything. And while I admire the author's bold approach to sex scenes, she definitely focuses on the feminine side. It seems that men get most satisfaction from making love and pleasing the woman they love. Every new story has a character and an idea. from the previous one, so you'll find it easier to follow if you read the others first, especially since they don't have much of a flashback to earlier events. In this part we get an action/adventure oriented novel where Eliana shows her strengths and talents. She is very devoted to those she loves, although her brother or his snake in the grass cannot completely deceive a person and are blindly angry with Demetrius. Demetrius was a more defined character in the second story, where Eliana's character had a minimum of scenes. If you don't already know Demetrius from book two, the only thing you will learn from this one is that he is a powerful man who spends much of his time protecting or rescuing Eliana because he loves her, even though she doesn't trust him because she it has done the wrong idea of it. In fact, the ending was a bit disappointing with how Eliana made her choice. It's not really her fault because even though she gives him a chance, Demetrius refuses to really explain what happened, so she never shows her belief in what he says because he doesn't say it. I also wanted to know more about what happened to her best friend Mel. I really enjoyed this story as part of the series and would recommend it, but I would recommend reading the first two books first to fully enjoy it.