Seminal

This book suffers from middle book syndrome: Not as good as the first and plain. What I liked about Eve in the first book pissed me off in the second. It was constantly the same back and forth and it got old very quickly. The only peak this book had was the single scene Eve and Abraxas had together, my pookies <3
Despite it being a “why choose”-book she only really has high chemistry with Abraxas and a middle-tier with Hoyt and not really anything with Rurik.. And it was lowkey somewhat of a snooze fest? The whole marriage plot didn't do it for me and the side characters, except for Zero, annoyed me.
Hopefully the last book is on tier with the first.