Surprising but better than the previous

The third installment in the series had not packed specially to me, but he put some interesting information to introduce this tome 4 Nathan history.
The author here succeeds in separating twins who were identical to the reader so far.
In this Volume 4, Nathan is captured by the rebels who torture and other members of his unit. While he feels abandoned, a voice in his head tells him and helps him hold on holding the remote pain.
But Shea has its own problems, and soon she is forced to seek help Nathan. The latter, in love with a voice in his head and obsessed by this inexplicable phenomenon, is willing to drop everything to help him, even if it put his family back.

If I loved Nathan's interactions with her family and with Shea I could not help regretting the fantastic side of the story. It is under control, but it surprises. Besides, it was reminiscent of the series of Ghostwalker Christine Feehan (also great).
I acknowledge having just flown erotic scenes so I'm not going to talk about it, but I especially appreciated by the characters and the author's background.

It welcomes back the Kelly family always ready to stand together for one of his own. Family that also continues to grow between the "additions" and the babies!
We can not wait to learn more about the characters and tracks launched here.

In the end it is a surprising volume of share the choice of the author to introduce the capabilities of Shea and her sister, but fits well in the series and is well treated.
A really nice volume for a series that I follow with pleasure.