Veiled Threat
Helen Harper
Overall: 3/5
Plot and themes: 3/5
Characters: 2/5
Writing style: 3/5
Attention-grabbing: 2/5
Veiled Threat is the third book in the Highland Magic series. Integrity has won back her ancestral homelands and they're a bit of a fixer-upper. She's trying to deal with that responsibility along with the continued threat of her archenemy who just so happens to be the leader of the Sidhe. She doesn't know who to trust and the odds keep stacking against her.
Not a lot happened in this book and it felt like we just kind of rehashed everything that happened previously. She can't rely on anyone aside of her family unit (that didn't really seem like a family all the way through and who we're just kind of expected to interpret as such). I understand that it would take a bit of time to believe the worst about someone close to you, but it feels like Byron just needed to be cut loose and come to terms with stuff on his own because he was wasting my time.
Again, not a lot to say because this was just a really easy to read filler novel. It got a little dull but it pushed the plot just enough into the next book. All in all, average.
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