I was super excited to read about the Wolf of Awe - from his brief appearances in the first two books he really drew me in. Unfortunately, he left me a little wanting, as did his leading lady, Brie. Aiden has changed a lot since book two of the Masters of Time and is not quite the tormented soul - and feels the need to remind everyone of this quite often. For a super powerful half-demon magic wielding immortal, there were times he came off a bit whiny. Thankfully he improved as the book went on and grew to become the awesome character I'd hoped for.

Brie was a little more fun at the beginning, but at times her blind devotion to Aiden grated on my nerves a bit. It was fun to see her come out of her shell and become the person outside that she was inside. I really enjoyed watching her psychic ability grow and can see her becoming quite powerful in future books.

Once again Brenda Joyce was able to pull me into her story and I didn't want her to let go. When the book was done I was so sad to leave the Masters of Time until I could get my hands on the next book. While her characters may not be my idea of perfect, they did fit the story well and helped to carry it along smoothly. Dark Victory is up next in the series and I can't wait to read about another hunky highlander.