Please Anita, just stop, someone stop,her, enough already...
What a disappointment. This latest book is the wreck the series has been sliding toward for the last two installments. I kept buying, hoping plot and something besides conflicted, indiscriminate sex would eventually surface, but have given up. Anita has changed from a bright, tough but loveable character with a soul to a gyrating, clawing, cartoon that doesn't have any more depth than a heroine from a bodice ripper, if that. GAK. I am done with this series. I expect to be engaged intellectually and emotionally when I pay that kind of money for a hardback book, I don't expect to have a cheap stroke-book plot foisted on me. Skip this one for sure, and borrow the next book just in case. With any luck, Edward will kill everyone off in the next book, and leave Anita to get her life, and her legs together.