Surrendering to Destiny

Somehow I fell inlove with Graham and Catherine, loved their bond which was different making it stronger. No useless love triangles. Enjoyed reading it 

Overall, I enjoyed the book. I initially considered giving it the highest rating, but by the end, several irritating aspects had piled up: plot inconsistencies and moments that defied all logic.

The characters are portrayed as incredibly strong and unique, yet they become laughably helpless against the main villain. I wish they had acted more intelligently and shown more ingenuity in fighting evil - but alas, such script flaws are almost the norm for this genre.

I suspect the author prioritized the romantic storyline and intimate scenes above all else, which is somewhat expected. Still, it felt like the middle part dragged on, while the ending seemed rushed - as if the author was in a hurry to wrap things up. And since the most active confrontation with evil happens precisely in the finale, that's where most of the plot holes and logical gaps ended up.

A wonderful story; the plot is original and interesting. The length is perfect, the characters are endearing and full of humor. I wish there had been a longer epilogue.