Harbinger of Books

Nikki is try to avoid Anderson because he wants her to track down Konstantin. Nikki is suffering from a case of the morals and refuses. That done Nikki finds herself with an enemy someone has burned down her condo and her family home and she needs to get to the bottom of it.

I am trying to decide if I think this book sucks or not. Here is what I disliked...why does Nikki insist on chasing Jamal? I am all for a willing partner in a seduction scene but this man clearly said no, if it tables were turned this would be called near rape no means no and Nikki needs to more on...that asideJamal is having the worlds longest pity party. The tiger Sia makes no sense to me, first offwhy would a magical creature be jealous, isn't jealousy a human emotion? Here what is really confusing tiger, let me disclose my mythology is rusty but wasn't Artemis the goddess of the hunt? Which would mean she can control wild animals?? As you can guess the tiger angle is not really working out for me. Moving on next question why does she hate Blake? I find it odd she is soooo sympathetic for the rest of the world but she cannot get past this guys gift? Meanwhile her sister seems happy with him, I get this is supposed to be protective but instead imo she comes off whinny and annoying. Speaking of side characters it seems like no one lives in the house but Anderson and Jamal, I mean we get a few glimpse of the other roommates but it felt like they were an after thought. Last but not least is Anderson, seems like he is doing a bit of a 180 and it was upsetting that he has no character growth. Honestly I think he is an interesting character I kind of think Nikki and Anderson may make an interesting couple, but I do not want a love triangle. Last but not least are my issues with Nikki, she was really on the help me bandwagon. I have no idea why everyone wants her skills when she cannot use them and why hasn't she taken an interest in self defense?? Also why is she withdrawn from everyone? Maybe she needs a friend :-)

Ok so overall this book has zero character development and a very thin plot. What saved this book was JB's writing. To be honest I kept hoping on the next page action would begin never happened but the writing kept me intrigued.Plus she drew me in and while I was disappointed with all of my issues I was still into it. I will sum this up by saying this is a filler book but one that is VERY well written.