Review: Best Series Ever!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2013
I was given this book by the author in exchange for an honest review.In this third installment of the Witchling Series, Lizzy Ford had done it again. The book hits the ground running without leaving you trying to remember what happened at the end of number two."I'll teach her to take care of herself. No one will mess with her."It is three weeks since Summer won her Light back and kept Decker from turning to complete dark. This story switches focus to Beck and his struggles to keep the light at the school as it's shrinking. The story unravels from there. Things have been rough for Beck and things are getting rougher, as Morgan is determined to put no effort into learning. Beck has to get her to cooperate before she is kicked out of school. In the previous books, Beck was the one trying to take care of Decker, but in this one, the roles have changed. Decker is trying his best to make things easier for Beck, but Dawn is still determined that if she is not with Beck, no one will be. Morgan learns first hand that just being seen with Beck puts her in danger."It's not right to belittle someone else or to hurt them, just because you're angry or upset."Morgan is a fire witchling with a great spark, who has only been at the school for three weeks, and already things are not going well for her. She comes onto the bad side of Dawn, and doesn't really have anyone on her side, other than her brother Connor. She is spunky, witty, and unafraid of pain. She doesn't want to stay at school after her 18th birthday either. In desperation, Amber asks Beck to take her under his wing. She is just what Beck needs. Morgan has dark secrets that she is afraid to let out. What follows is a fast-paced read with more problems that you can imagine.I will stop with the details here so I will let you read the book to find out more. The story is perfectly written and so easy to read, that before you know it you are done and you desperately want more. The author's ability to give enough detail to imagine the scenes without slowing the pace, makes her book a page-turner, and makes you addictive. The only thing wrong with the book was that it ended. I need more!As with all the Witchling Series books, these are teenagers trying to come to grips with themselves as well as their magic's. They must also ultimately decide if they are going to become Light or Dark witchlings. You can pretty much say they have a lot on they're plate. I am very glad that I had the chance to red this series. I recommend this book, which compliments the first two in it's series. So get this book and lose yourself in this story, it will have you begging for more!