Review: A really good read for all readers who do enjoy books with damaged but incredibly strong and beautiful characters.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
Gwen and Nathan's story second and last book.First of all, I'm pleased to read a short serie. It's a nice change to those going on and on.I did love Gwen and Nathan in the first instalment and was really happy to read more about their journey.The author does a fantastic job addressing very hurtful and delicate matters. The writing is very mature and I was surprised to learn she is only 23. I fully experienced the emotions  and the guilt carried by the main characters. Tears were never far(how inconvenient while on the train) as well as anger, disgust and revolt. I just couldn't stop to empathize with Gwen for her loss and weep for Nathan, going through all his ordeals completely alone. He has become an amazing man, even with all his little quirks. He cares enormously for Gwen and I got to see the extent of his love and devotion for her.The author chose a very moving way to let us experience the birth of his love for Gwen, all the guilt, anxiety but also incredible happiness he's been living with. I kept reading and reading, immersed in his feelings.As a mum, my heart broke for the little kid. I raged with Gwen knowing what he's been put through. I too would have liked to revive his tormentor to kill him once more.Even if the nature of the trauma has been revealed in the first book, this one is still full of surprises, unearthed secrets and has many twists and turns.And the end was just amazing.