Joyfully Jay
This was somewhat of a transition book as the larger plot is developing with the beginning of the war taking place and the story arc follows a similar pattern to the earlier books. Given the length of the story, there was not enough time to fully develop a relationship between Torrin and Mayhem while balancing out the other side of the story regarding the war. It was still clever how Cox tied Torrin’s past to another MC member and added another layer overall. Cox knows his characters and no one is trying to change anyone and taking on a lover just adds to their story. The ending, well, he can write a well placed voyeuristic group sex scene that he makes work with his own unique flair.