I absolutely loved the first two books of this series. The writing was so engaging, the plot was addictive, and any future book was immediately on my pre-order list. 
 Yes, some of the events were crazy, and Kathleen was the biggest Mary Sue, but I didn't care. Now fast forward to Point of No Return, the fifth (and I didn't realise until the end - the last) book in the Kathleen Turner series, and I find myself a bit disappointed. 
 (view spoiler)[I'm going to start with what everyone's been talking about - the 'Teams'. I haven't particularly been on any team, but going into this book, I've realised that I've been hoping that she would pick Blane. I think it just makes more sense, and the ending of the book would've felt less forced if Blane was in Kade's place. This "I-love-Kade-and-only-Kade-and-I-can't-live-with-anyone-but-Kade" sort of came out of nowhere for me, as the first three books, it was always Blane. Not that I dislike Kade, but Kathleen and Blane just fit better. 
 I also thought that Blane loved Kathleen whereas Kade idolised her - she represented a life that Kade thought he could never have. 
 Please note that I am not even going to go into Blane and Branna. 
 Also, where was the plot? I know it's always Kat getting kidnapped and everyone to the rescue, but there usually is more going on. It was just a lot of hotels and Kat sleeping for the most part. (hide spoiler)] 
 I don't really know what else to say. I don't feel very happy as I've finished the book. As it was supposed to be a happy-ever-after, I should feel satisfied, but I just feel a little sad.