I've been wondering to myself for a while now as to why Toxic Warrior, the last book in the Raina Kirkland series, is about 75 to 144 pages shorter than the other 4 books? I didn't realize the answer until tonight.
Duh...
Every other book has life going on, as it does, while serious business is going down.
Raina is dealing with family drama, while seeking answers/ revenge for what was done to her and her brothers.
399 pages
Raina is buying a house to appease a demon, while taking care of her drama packed family and dealing with evil faeries....you know, as you do.
351 pages
Raina is going to a wedding and dealing with a huge life altering surprise, while immortal hit-men are murdering people on a massive scale.
420 pages
Raina is reuniting with her loved ones, while fighting zombies and the demon living inside her.
392 pages
There's always life happening around tragedy. Life doesn't just stop when it's most convenient.
...Until
Toxic Warrior. Raina is at war, that is all.
276 pages
Open war has a way of stopping life from going on. There are no side stories in Toxic Warrior. It's just Raina in one giant clusterfuck!
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