I liked this one almost as much as the previous (I read them both today) but I had a hard time picturing where Jack fit into the family. Jack doesn't seem like a Knight sibling, his entire existence is so far removed from his sister and brothers' comfortable life in Society and in previous books when he's mentioned all they do is give each other looks, but I guess that's to be expected since he left home for twenty years.
Karen
I liked this one almost as much as the previous (I read them both today) but I had a hard time picturing where Jack fit into the family. Jack doesn't seem like a Knight sibling, his entire existence is so far removed from his sister and brothers' comfortable life in Society and in previous books when he's mentioned all they do is give each other looks, but I guess that's to be expected since he left home for twenty years.
