Search - Defeat the Darkness (Paladins of Darkness, Bk 6)

All I can say is wow, this book was too long. Hunter and Tate got together and split apart so many times, I almost quit reading. There was no action until page 213, and then not again for another 100 pages or so, and that was it. However, all the charaters were great except Tate's mother. She seemed to be just thrown in and then removed, not affecting the story at all. Tate, at times, came off a little sophomoric. Another reviewer said she can't remember what happened to Hunter in the previous book or books, and neither can I. The author should have given us a little reminder.

Morgan writes this series so slowly (1 to 2 books a year) that i forget what happened in the previous one. I can't remember exactly what happened to Hunter previously or if it was even written about. But it is easy to catch on to what his nightmares are about. If you haven't read this series, you may not understand the dynamics of the Kalith and the Paladin. It is a good series, and it all comes down to the basic romance plot....tormented guy saved by the wonderful woman...all live happily ever after....right? It is just the path they use to get there that changes from one author to another. I was happy to see that Barak and Larem are adjusting to their new life in this world, i like their characters. And the Paladin's have captured another "bad guy" who is using both sides for his own greed. This series and her Talion series are not like anything i have read. It is not a page-turner but a nice book for an afternoon read. I will continue to read both series.