Why hadn't Cowlings listened to him? Had Cowlings accepted the sleeping pill in the hopes of a brief respite? He had to get the men out.

He'd like a lab analysis of the contents. He glanced at the small white pill lying in plain sight on his end table. Ryland had to supply the bridge, and his brain, over time, balked at the enormity of such a burden.ĭon't touch the sleeping pills they gave you. The telepathic link between them had grown stronger as they all worked to build it, but only a few of them could sustain it for any length of time. Ryland swore softly aloud as he swept a hand over his face, trying to wipe away the pain speaking telepathically with his men cost him. Kaden responded to his emotions, the words buzzing inside Ryland's mind. Men who had wanted to serve their country and people.

He had talked his men into the experiment that had landed them all in the laboratory cages in which they now resided. But he could not ignore the guilt and anger and frustration rising like a tidal wave in him as his men suffered the consequences of his decisions. He could even ignore the fact that sooner or later, he was going to slip up and his enemies would kill him. He could ignore the pain in his head, the knives shredding his skull. You won’t miss anything, and maybe some actual character development or focus on the plot happens there.Captain Ryland Miller leaned his head against the wall and closed his eyes in utter weariness. If its description interests you, maybe give the 2nd book in this series a shot. I absolutely recommend you save your time and money by skipping his book. They just paranormally ‘know’ one another, so there is nothing for us as readers to see or touch or feel that helps us learn or care about them. The people in this book are written very flat. Plus, no relationship or character development occurs anywhere. I began skimming the (long, long, long) sex scenes early on, looking for the next items of the actual plot. This author actually managed to make sex boring! The sheer volume of sex became laughable: they see each other and picture having sex, they are apart and each one imagines having sex, they are together again talking about having sex or having sex or looking at each other and – surprise! – thinking about sex. The remaining 75% of this book went to relentless and tedious sex between the two leads.

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