White

"<strong>These creatures are so adorable I just can't.</strong><br/><br/>I think I loved this triad even more than the first. Mishar and Vordri were so playful and adorable. I was suprised that the two blood brothers got along so well. Even though it had less of a plot than the previous this story was still hard to put down and oh so sweet. Honestly though it's a little unbelievable that every human male in this world is a murderous brute.<br/><br/>Korash didn't have enough qualities I would say. For example Mishar was a helpless flirt and playful. Vordri was playful, strict, and crafty. Korash just seemed to be the leader and that's was it no real skills to set him apart from the others. Even so I loved them all and they meshed so well together.<br/><br/>It was nice to understand Emala. Getting to know them made me want to reread the first book. And wouldn't you know it after all Emala's been through and how many times she got tricked she couldn't help but to do it again. Uggghhh.<br/><br/>What I love about these stories so much is the bond they all share. In the presents of their mate the males stop fighting each other over difference and focus solely on their female. And she equally loves them giving them all the love they need and her too in return. The playfulness in this story was so funny. I was constantly smiling and blushing with Mishar's flirting, Vordri's teaching, and Korash's acceptance.<br/><br/>I cannot pick a favorite but it would be between the two blood brothers. Mishar and his inability to speak but fierce determination not to make his non existent voice a disability made me proud. Vordri took longer to get to love but that's what was so intriguing he wormed his way into your heart and before you know it he became a big grizzly teddy bear.<br/><br/>The epilogue at the end had me reaching for the next story before I could write this review. I can't wait to know the band of brothers that helped Korash's triad."

"I still have it on my bookshelf after a decade I’ve read it twice. Like Steven Kings books a lot of Ted Dekkers books are connected. This is the second book in the circle series. So if you haven’t started with Black I would start that one first. "