Review: Blind Faith not only met but exceeded my expectations!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
Blind Faith not only met but exceeded my expectations!  The story of Nathan Dean and Audrey Madison didn't just simmer, it sizzled!  The book was non-stop action!  Some areas of the story I felt should have been elaborated, but it worked for me.  I believe Rebecca Zanetti nailed it for her fans!You get to know Nate from the previous two books; he's hard and willing to sacrifice himself for the happiness of his brothers.  Just when you think you know him, what kind of man he is... he's even better!  The innocent love he shares with his family, the not knowing how to show feelings, the desperate need for freedom, is heart stopping.  These brothers grew up without a family like June and Ward Clever or even a Rosanne Barr.  It was more like Manticore (Dark Angel) kidda life or even, "The Island of Dr. Moreau", but yet they still manage to become a close loving family and overcome what could have been bad!When Nate and Audrey first met up after five long years, you could see the love between to two was a never ending-forever kinda love.  The desperate need to protect the other was sweet and heartfelt.Having the Commander chasing after the Dean Brothers wasn't enough.  Another evil is lurking in the mist.  Can they stop this evil before it stops them or will it slow them down so the Commander can catch up?"Never alone", has true meaning to the Dean Brothers.  It also shows what kind of men they truly are when they welcome love and a new member in the group without even a heartbeat to think it through.  Grandpop Jim is a new addition to the family and accepted by all!  I really love Grandpop Jim; the Dean family needs a true teacher on love and family!Overall, this is absolutely worth the wait I was looking forward to Nate's story.  Can't wait to see how Jory Deans story unfolds.  I'm sure the final battle to reunite the brothers will be a great ending to their story... or will it?  I will just have to keep reading to find out!