Not bad but relatively hollow

Always the same problem with Sherrilyn Kenyon; a good theme, a promising story, but a draft style and superficial approach characters that systematically leaves a sense of unfinished business in his works.

His heroes are true warriors, beautiful, sexy, wounded and ... bland. Yeah, no real asperity, they are all cut to the same model, and interchangeable.
And what do we find error in his first star couple installed in a cushy little life, it breaks the myth of the flamboyant and sexy couple!

Kyrian is no exception to the rule of the pitfalls of the personality of the characters, unfortunately, and although his story is nice, it leaves me only vague memories just after resting the book.
Good place for mythology theme of the saga, which offers a little depth to the story. Some secondary characters whose adventures have not been the subject of individual volumes, are interesting and bring consistency to the entourage of the main couple.

Well certainly, I think sounds harsh, although I obviously took pleasure in reading this book, but for me it's not a writer I look forward to the releases as could be for the series JR Ward, Kresley Cole or Jeaniene Frost.