Right, so addicting someone to pleasure and making them your slave and completely dependent on you to the point that cessation of it causes insanity shouldn't apply to Zack because it is... An Alede rule? That... Is just a really weak argument. Some rules cross lines. Even the demon woman would fin...

I hate to say this, but the 3rd Alternate book has so thrown me off that I have UnLiked and stopped following new releases for this author on Amazon. And when did Alede rules suddenly become the rules that Zack had to follow? If he violated some rule for another race would they be allowed to beat hi...

Does anyone else notice that all the major villains in these books all turn out to be male? Even the ones that appear female at first turn out to be males in disguise? Is there a gender bias here? Women good, Men Evil? Just a random thought for discussion. PS - I am looking at Other Places and Alter...

Good deal. I love to see the discussions flying back and forth here. I thought the new enemies in Book 3 were related to the Arch-demons since they were supposed to be regrouping after the end of Book 2. This new race of creatures seems like some type of construct, so perhaps this is their way to c...

I have to agree that this turn in the story came out of left field. All of a sudden Zach is so careless and uncaring that he addicts all the people he loves to a very bad thing that he knows all about from his training. I find this totally against what his character/nature has been shown to be in th...

I have to agree with Bob, i found this book rather disappointing, even to the point of ruining the series for me. I liked Kaitlyn until about 60% through this book when she decides to turn on Zack (at least that is how i read it).Even his own "Family" sides against him. And the other tenan...