Black did a great job telling us the story of these two men. It was like a light bulb turning on and explaining why Kage is who he is, and why he has always had problems with feelings. When the truth of Michael Kage Santori’s childhood trauma was finally revealed, it was an “ah ha” moment. I felt that really let us into the thoughts, feelings, strengths and shortcomings of both men.
I really liked how Maris continued her back and forth perspectives between Jamie and Kage.
I thought for sure he was mafia, but what he was instead was pure evil. In Kage Unlimited we finally learn the truth about Uncle Peter Santori. The three books in this trilogy are no exceptions. All her books that I’ve read are full length, well thought out and well executed novels. Maris Black doesn’t do those less than one hundred page novellas. Three books in five months is a lot for any author, especially when they total 666 pages between the three. What is that you say? It hasn’t been exactly MONTHS? OK, in reality it has only been five months since we first met these characters in Kage and only two months since we had part two in Kage Unmasked. Will the drama be too much to handle? Will the stakes be too high?ĭiscover just how far Kage and Jamie will go for love.įinally, after MONTHS of waiting, we have the conclusion of the Kage Trilogy from Maris Black. Friends and family don’t want to let them be, and now that Kage has his UFC contract, his uncle is worried that the public will find out about his nephew’s boyfriend. Kage and Jamie have finally come to terms with their feelings for each other, but there is still plenty of drama to work through.
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