Trinity Bound: Redwood Pack, Book 3

In my opinion, Trinity Bound was the best Redwood Pack novel yet. I loved the triad relationship between Reed, Hannah and Josh. I loved that we got some sexy times with all three of them as well as one-on-one couplings. Best of all, I love the building story arc surrounding the war with the Central Pack and that these stories play integral roles in moving them forward.

I've grown used to hearing Gregory Salinas's narration of this series. Recently, I read a novella from the series (set many books in the future - I read out of order), and it was his voice in my head as I read. He's really fantastic in these roles.

I would definately recommend this book and the entire series. I intially read the last book in the series and so just had to read the 1st one. The book starts with Reed getting captured and he meets Hannah in the prision where she's been help captive for several weeks. Josh overhears about hte capture of Reed and his senses homes in on the location of Reed and Hannah. Reed immediately knows both Josh and Hannah are his mates. While escaping from capture all three are trying to figure out what is between them and how to deal with it. Reed is comfortable with a relationship with both Josh and Hannah. Josh has never been with a guy before so the attraction to Reed is scary for him. Then Josh is bit by the Demon introduced in the previous book and so the relationship is with a partial demon, werewolf, and witch creating an interesting triangle.

Introducing Josh and Hannah as his mates to the family.

The fire scene where they have sex and for the bond as humans.

All my emotions were involved and I giggled and laughed and got angry at what happened.

I really enjoy the series. Some of the novels I read more than once. I suggest the series be read by others.

Reid knew she was his mate but somehow knew something was missing, when Josh shows up to help them escape he knows what was missing had found them. Through deamons, and fears this triad made sure their love was a forever love

Redwood Pack Book Three

After being taken by the Centrals, Reed ends up in a cell with a witch, Hannah. When he realizes she is his mate, he knows he must protect her. On the outside, Josh has the weirdest vision of his life - two people he hasn't met in a cell. He finds them and gets them out, but not without consequences. Reed takes his mates back to his pack and they get settled in...or so they thought.

If you've been waiting for Reed to get his story, this is your lucky day!

Wow, this book was hot, hot, hot. I loved the absolute dynamics of the relationship of the three involved loves. I loved how the family was so loving toward the mates of all. Everyone was and is welcomed.

Characters are one dimensional and unimaginative. The plot is dull and hard to flow with huge holes. I was rolling my eyes at the sad and cringe worthy dialogue. I feel bad for the guy who read this. He gave it his best but with so little to work....

The characters were each more interesting in this book, and the internal struggles more believable. With that said I couldn't get into the sex in this book, a little beyond my comfort zone.

I don't normally write reviews, but felt compelled to let the world know that it was a struggle to get through this book. This is my first book by this author and narrator. Slow book. Weak story line. Focused too much on gratuitous sex. For Hannah to be a unique "powerful" Earth witch, she was pretty darned useless in the book. If a character is going be have the profession of a Navy SEAL, they should be a bit more badass. Not my cup of tea.

The story is poorly written. It is angst-ridden, with cardboard characters, and the plot is rather boring. The tribulations are too easily overcome, for example, escaping in the beginning is too easy. The bad guys are all completely evil, and the good guys are too white knight. Any character depth is where the angst comes in. No one has a personality, except for where their doubt comes into play. I disliked the main characters and wished they would be killed off. And the romance, yikes! I was so sick of the characters thinking, "Am I attracted? I must be attracted. Oh, true love!"

No

I sped up the narrator on my kindle, which helped a bit, but the narrator's voices were ridiculous. The female characters were truly awful. There were pronunciations that seemed off, and I could swear the guy doing the narration thought the book a joke, from his tone of voice. The timing was very strange, unnatural pauses, and often painful to listen to.

All of them. They bad guys, who had no redeeming qualities, and seemed to only torture and rape, over and over again. They want to destroy people, but we don't really know why, except power, I guess? Lazy plot, overdone. I really disliked all the good guys, who spent their time either moping, thinking about sex, or having sex.

I read a couple of the later books in the series, and they seemed okay, but the writing is not good enough to spend money on. I deleted the book and audio book.