Deeper Than Midnight by Lara AdrianMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Deeper Than Midnight was absolutely amazing! This was definitely the best in the series. Hunter didn't really have a life before the order and even though he's been with them for a while now, he still hasn't learned to embrace his feelings nor others. He continued to behave as if he were a robot. It wasn't until he found Corinne that he opened up another part of himself. Corinne didn't really have a life either. She did as a child but she unfortunately taken from her life. Even though she did have her childhood, decades of her life were stolen away from her while she was held prisoner and made to bear a child in a lab. It was awful. Thanks to the breed, her along with many other breedmates were rescued from that life. It's hard to pick up the pieces of your life after being abducted but that was what Corinne intended to do.
I knew that it wasn't just going to be so simple. Corinne doesn't get the opportunity to return to her former life. Thankfully she had Hunter there. It was interesting to see the way that Hunter reacted to Corinne. The restaurant was hilarious because he'd never thought about what type of music that he enjoyed. He analyzed the words in the music claiming that it made no sense.
Like I said for my review of the previous book in this series, I'm sick and tired of the women in this series and a couple of other series not thinking things through. They always decide to do something completely ridiculous and then the man has to come to the rescue. What Corinne had planned to do took the cake. The whole time I was thinking, "It's not going to happen! Is she completely insane? What is she thinking? She's going to get herself killed." But by the end I was happy with the results.
I couldn't for the life of me figure out what Dragos had on the Breed! I knew that it had to have something to do with the kid and his grandfather. I just couldn't figure out what. It was actually a brilliant plan. When the warriors found out, I feel like they should have gotten out of there that instant. They should have hired an army of men to come with trucks and move everything out to another place. But they assumed that Dragos wouldn't strike then which he didn't. Thank goodness for Chase in the end. I don't know where they would have been without him.
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