Review: Healing Powers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2014
The story starts off with a line that is so perfect, “Faith is for those who need to believe and trust in an unseen conclusion." After falling in love with the first book in the series, Brock’s Redemption, I had faith this book would be just as good and I was not disappointed. The big ah-ha in this story - Who knew Angels could be so gangster (in a good way).What makes the writing so good is clearly the character development which is just superb. We learn even more backstory about characters we’ve come to love and become invested in their happiness while in pursuit of finding true love. My pulse quickened when the tension was high, my eye watered when the guilt consumed Ram and my heart soared when the family unit truly became one. The description of time and places created vivid images in my mind.My heart breaks for Ram as he carried a great deal of guilt for not being there when his spirit mate , Symphony was attacked. He blames himself for playing the field and letting his lack of patience get the better of him. What endeared me to this couple is they healed each other. What I love about the heroes in the story is just that, they are real heroes. The way they exact revenge is bone chilling and the way they love is unconditional.There were a few funny moments in this story like when the angel Michael kept “handling” Ram but the big surprise in this story was SnowAnna, Jodi’s mother. Talk about keeping secrets and trusting fate, while I would like to think I would have that kind of faith in similar circumstances I don’t think I could refrain from trying to intervene to save my child.This is another winner and I am on to book 3. My biggest fear.. I am going to read all 16 books in this series in the next week and be left feeling bereft and a little like an addict without a fix.