He did touch a piano and I'd love to see more of that too. If there is a 3rd book, which I hope there is, the author still has plenty of room to play on Alex using his knowledge and memories of the Crusades or as a Viking to his advantage. For instance, Alex's drama with trying to deal with all his past lives I think has a lot more potential then was written. Overall I think the book wasn't as long as the first and maybe not 'milked' as much as it could be. Having an angel with tourettes at all the wrong moments really enhances the entertainment factor of the story. I enjoyed the book a lot and as usual Rachel's colorful speech was awesome. They have FBI targeting them now, a werewolf still wanting to mate with Alex and a whole lot of angry vampires out for revenge. The plot pretty much revolves around the mess that was made in the previous book. Review 2: Ahhh the sequel to Good Intentions. Just don't expect to have any 'didn't see. Sex, werewolf attack, more sex, vampire attack, sex again.If you really liked the first one you should like this one. There was a new angle with the government getting involved with supernatural law enforcement, but otherwise it was the same formula. Loreli has not changed, thank God.I did like the story, but it felt very repetitive. Rachel must learn to integrate her new responsibilities with her new relationship.

Alex must learn more about his past lives and learn to put his old demons to rest, otherwise he will not be able to appreciate his current one. Elliot Kay spins a tale of alternative romance and supernatural hindrances. Review 1: I missed these characters so much.Alex, Loreli, and Rachel return in the sequel to Good Intentions.

Good Intentions by Elliott Kay