This is one of the better breed series books. There is just so much emotion in this book as the badgirl heroine fall for the good guy hero. Not one to be missed. ( )

8th book in the Breeds Series. And like always... HOLY COW!! ( )

Even though I rated them the same (3.5 stars), Harmony's Way was worse than Megan's Mark as far as the romance is concerned. I did not care about Lance and Harmony at all. I didn't get to know who Lance was and Harmony is supposed to be the best there is that she is nicknamed "Death", but once Lance steps into the picture, she becomes a meek, weak-willed woman who cries all the time. The sex scenes were so numerous and repetitive, that I just skimmed right through them. The only thing that kept my interest was the plot. I enjoy reading the politics of the breeds and what might happen with their future. I really hope the next few books get better or I may have to put this series to bed. ( )

actually disappointed. I thought Lance's book would be better ( )

This book starts off so intense, it doesn't have anywhere to go. That's the problem with a lot of the breed books, they are pitched so high, that to stay with them for an entire book wears thin. There's a lot of plot, and a lot of sex, and Harmony is suitably tortured heroine and the depiction of the growing alphaness of her lover Lance is well done, but I didn't like the book. It was too over wrought. And the whole plot twists - that breeds don't age after mating, how fearful they are of that knowledge coming out - well it makes no sense, and their fears are correct, the greater population could never accept that. And the whole intense is he evil or not brother thing grew thin too. Too many major chords, not enough melody. ( )