While preparing for the funeral for her alphas Lake, Ollie, Van and Rule, Lake’s twin brother Link shows up at her house. Not knowing anything about Link, she thinks it’s Lake. Such a heartbreaking moment. Her finding an instant connection with Forde and working out their grief together was wonderful read. With Link, Forde and Rion around, Ramsey is able to heal and move forward while also healing some of the guys wounds as well. Omg don't get me started on Jill's character. I spent the whole book thinking a relationship that was not sister was developing between the mc's. And it almost made me out down the book... The party travels to the Shadowfell and encounter many things including a dangerous creature, a rift to the dream realm, and a surprise appearance.

Haught, Jeb. "'Broken Bond' best 'Naruto' title to date" The Charleston Gazette; Charleston, W.V. 24 January 2009: C.2. A funny and healthy friendship between two girls. Self explanatory. We all love reading about supporting, nice friends. It was extremely wordy to the point where sentences were repeated with one word changed. There were incomplete sentences galore. The FMC just keeps repeating the same thoughts, cut some of these out and it's 10000000x more intense to read. But I felt like half of this book was just the omega spinning in a circle with her grief (which is fine we all grieve differently) but there was no progression with the plot and it was BORING.Link, Forde, and Rion are such good characters. I do wish we’d gotten to see Ramsey bond a little more with Link and Rion, but I also understand why their parts of the story played out as they did. I can tell you I don't like Atlas (sorry not sorry). He was the only one who wasn't mad at Oli or acting hurt for what she did, and was only interested in getting to know her, spend time with her. Honestly? I don't trust him, he gives me some ... vibes, strange vibes. Yeah, I think that's all I'm going to say here because I no longer have the motivation or energy to comment on all the other wrong things I read. But don't fret, there was also some good stuff that actually made me want to keep reading the series (aside from my friend Chiara bullying me into it).

During your little one’s early years, the bond you build is naturally made stronger. Physical touch, interaction and other caring behaviours all intensify this attachment bond and oxytocin production, allowing your child to feel safe and secure. Feeling safe in this way helps babies to learn and develop more easily – because they trust that you are there for them if anything goes wrong. The book is the blurb on repeat for the first 90% of the book. Oleander ran away because she is hiding how powerful she is and believes she will ultimately hurt her bonded. Well, she ends up emotionally hurting them by leaving and now they mistreat over and over. Instead of Oli being up front about why she left, she remains mute on the topic and also treats them horribly. The author created side stories with some friends Oli met but it wasn't enough. Just boring filler. No character or world development. That's when I realized the author had no other material for this book. It's the old: nothing, nothing, nothing and then something big happens at the end and end book! If that's the method for the rest of the books in this series, which I don't know how many that will be, I won't be able to finish.I liked it, that the story started and ended with the dead guys, so that we know that at some point they will be all together again. I was led from heartbreak to bittersweet. Destroyed and healed in some way. While I still process, and I’m not really satisfied now with it being over. Gabe-He can be a brat and he seems a little privileged but I also think he really is heartbroken over Oli running but he still pines for her obviously. He has some work to do before he wins me over but I can see myself loving him in the future. He has potential.