Review: A Roller Coaster Ride!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 21, 2014
King Cave is the second in the “Forever Evermore” series.  This book kept me up at night reading and thinking what could possibly happen next!  The plot picks up exactly where King Hall left off; Ezra, Lily, Jack and Pearl were on a fast roller coaster from the first page to the last!War was breaking out between the Commoners and the Mystical’s and the four Prodigies were the only ones that could get the Mystical’s to King Cave and to safety.  People were dying all around them but they had a mission and could not stop to help. The Prodigies were no longer at school; they were going to take their rightful places as Kings and Queens of the Mystical world.  Upon arrival they found their living quarters and met with many of the Elders and Kings.  They had to put together their strategies for bring peace back to the world or moving ahead with World War II.  During this time at King Cave Ezra and Lily were spending more time together falling in love.  At some points I laughed so hard at their defiance, and at other times I cried right along with Lily. “Pain needs to be remembered”, she needed to feel it all and so did I right along with her.During one of the many fights with the Commoners, loved ones were lost but they could not stop to grieve;“There was no correct way to describe the loss of the person who had raised you, who had loved you unconditionally, who had kissed every scrape, fought every battle you couldn't. The person in your life who was tender and ferocious all at the same time, the experienced saint to your youthful carelessness, the perfect person to your flawed self and still loved you nonetheless, who was always there with open, warm arms.  No, there was no way to describe the horrifying grief which came with losing that too early realizing your ‘home’ would never embrace you again.”I loved this book!  It was so good from beginning to end and it ended way to fast!  Can’t wait for the next in the series….so many things that need to be straightened out or corrected, including the war.  If it were possible to give it more than 5 stars, I would!