Fearsome Dream by Eva Chase Book Review

My Review: 

FINALLY.

This series got so repetitive, and I almost wish it was a trilogy. The middle books are unnecessary, and they're like "we're trapped" and "we never get to rest", but they're always on or inside each other to "relax", and they don't do a lot of research on the actual task at hand. So it's a no wonder they don't have adequate information on what they're getting into.

I love the way Eva Chase writes, but this book was everywhere. The series especially.

Riva is a great character. In fact they all are--until the last few books. They kind of morph into one person and the guys, who were their own person in the first book, just became playthings for Riva. Also, it's like they forgot what their own powers do. And some of the decision they made felt like it was just to lengthen out the plot. The plot in which I was really looking forward to (since I don't like spicy scenes) from the first book, but it fell so flat. And there were so many needless deaths and not a lot of time to process them. I don't know. This one wasn't for me at all. I was so excited, but everything fell flat.

Also, they're supposed to be super powerful, right? But they keep getting trapped or attacked or beaten by kids who haven't had as much time to craft their powers and abilities. ESPECIALLY now that our main group can share their powers. They should have no difficulty whatsoever taking down almost anything thrown at them.

I'm not sure if I'll be reading more books by Eva Chase, but if you're into polyamory, spicy scenes, and a sprinkle of dark fantasy/scifi, this is the book for you.

Summary: 

We are blood. And so are they...

We're finally free—and we intend to stay that way. But our most dangerous enemy has plans that could upend the entire world.

To carry out those plans, he's making more like us. More people twisted into something monstrous and forced to serve his psychotic ends.

My guys and I have to stop him. It's our only hope of getting the peace we've dreamed of—for us and everyone else we've come to care about.

But how can we even fight when the foes standing in our way... are shadowbloods just like us?
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