Name: Natural Evil
ISBN: 9780998139173

Thea Harrison

Natural Evil

Natural Evil was quite an interesting read here. I was really intrigued to get back to the Elder Races and I have really fallen behind on this series. The premise of this story sounded so intriguing. I was immediately drawn into this story (one thing I can truly depend on with this author) I really liked the idea of the heroine saving the hero when he is tortured and injured and in his Wyr form. The heroine I truly love because even though she is strong and has a military background she still resonated strongly and I loved her blend of strength and a kind heart. 

The chemistry that builds between these two was so fun to watch but my issue with this story is that it wasn't executed or resolved very satisfactorily. I just didn't feel the connection between them as much as I would have liked. The second half of the story just fell flat for their romance. It probably needed another 50 pages to add more to the relationship and the ending just was so rushed.

Lover of Romance 

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Natural Evil was quite an interesting read here. I was really intrigued to get back to the Elder Races and I have really fallen behind on this series. The premise of this story sounded so intriguing. I was immediately drawn into this story (one thing I can truly depend on with this author) I really liked the idea of the heroine saving the hero when he is tortured and injured and in his Wyr form. The heroine I truly love because even though she is strong and has a military background she still resonated strongly and I loved her blend of strength and a kind heart. 

The chemistry that builds between these two was so fun to watch but my issue with this story is that it wasn't executed or resolved very satisfactorily. I just didn't feel the connection between them as much as I would have liked. The second half of the story just fell flat for their romance. It probably needed another 50 pages to add more to the relationship and the ending just was so rushed.

Natural Evil

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