This was okay but kinda meh for me compared to last three books.  

An overnight read so clearly not a bad book.  Just didn't seem to connect as much.  The main characters stayed in character at least; I think I just wasn't into the plot (or the introduction of newer villains or villainizing of familiar characters).  

This did not exactly end on a cliffhanger like other reviews said.  For me it ended at a logical breaking point with the characters resolved to deal wth situations this book came to  after the reveal of big villain and villain's plans (resolving all that is likely what the next — presumably final book — will cover).

Not really details or points I can put my finger on -- just not connecting to this one.  Not a lot of happy moments; they never seemed to catch a break beyond still being together.  I don't think I really bought into some of the sudden twists (very meh on some villain motivations that cropped up).

Well, there's twist as to the secret identity of the "Red Devil" vigilante.

One that might be fun and interesting.

Or that could turn cheesy and too predictable.  

(It's not really in keeping with the first three books of this series so really could go either way, hopefully not ruining what we know of the involved character.)

More pages will tell ...

And for a nice change of pace, Mr. R has selected the fourth book of a paranormal series I have been meaning to continue.  

It's been a good mix of intense storyline, humor, plus romance that doesn't suck with a heroine determined to hang onto herself.

Reviewers say has a bit of a cliffhanger ending so I had been waiting for next book in series to publish -- during which series fell off my radar.

Both are series continuations.

Just starting Library ebook downloaded off waiting list (yes, I know looks like would no doubt have been perfectly suited to future Book Shelf BINGO calls; but, library books get read first).