Romance abounds and the action almost never stops! 
 In OF TRITON Anna Banks picks up with Emma and Galen right where OF POSEIDON left off, and oy nelly, what a cliff hanger I thought that was! 
 Immediately, we have action and a chase because Emma's mother doesn't trust the Syrena and she is dragging Emma along in the hopes of protecting her. I loved the fast pace in the beginning and how we still get to see moments of explanation from Emma's mother. We find out about her past and the events that led to her living on land and having Emma. 
 For you love junkies out there, here be plenty of that to give you the gooey heart. I mean quite literally there are three different couples in this one and each has enough screen time that you will either go "ahhh" or "ughh enough already." It really just depends on how you feel about it I suppose. Normally, I'm not one for a lot of romance in my fiction - I like it to take the backburner but lucky for me it didn't feel like the driving force behind Of Triton. it just happened to be the circumstances of the story. Realistically couples happen, hey they are all over the place, so I didn't mind. You'll have to judge for yourself. 
 Things happened so fast but I felt the flow of the story was well done. Now this also probably depends on how you like your books. I prefer mine with a lot of action and movement to keep me peaked. So suffice to say there wasn't much down time where I felt bored or anxious for things to hurry along. There were a few times where I got tired of Emma telling herself to grow up, but hey at least she realized she was being childish and was trying to talk herself out of that sort of behavior. I Emma did a good job controlling her temperament and I absolutely love her personality and grit. 
 Considering the page count was almost but not quite 250 pages for the ARC, I was surprised I wasn't left feeling that I needed more to complete this installment. All of the events included were exactly enough and still left me with enough of an "ending" that I didn't feel like it was all just leading to the next book. Yes, you would still need to have read Of Poseidon to understand and enjoy Of Triton fully but I still had a sense of completion for this chapter in their lives. 
 *A review copy of this book was provided by the publisher. All opinions are my own.