Review: Bullet to the Heart
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 3, 2013
Bullet is a trained assassin. Kidnapped at a very young age and conditioned to kill without thought or remorse she has had enough. Going rogue and leaving everything she knows behind her to take down the very people that destroyed her innocence she turns to her ex employer’s biggest enemy to help her take them down. Rand doesn’t know quite what to do with this girl. She worked for the very people that stole his life. She might even be the gun behind the brutal murder of his family but he has this attraction to her that is impossible to fight. Through fighting for her own freedom and arguing over names can the two overcome their differences to work together and come together?This was an absolutely fantastic book. An amazing amount of research put together with what must be quite the imagination from the author this created a world so complex, so colourful that I was absorbed from start to finish. Honestly I picked it up and did not put it down until it was finished.Bullet (or Remi as I have come to know her) is an amazing character. She isn’t quite as remorseless as you would believe and has a yearning in her for being normal that she herself doesn’t understand. Her sense of justice combined with Rand’s need for revenge makes for an action packed read that will satisfy even the most criticizing reader.This was a good start to a very promising series and the hint at the other 3 main characters (Arrow, Bone and Blade) was just enough to have me yearning to read the next 3 books.reviewed by Angeliquebook provided by the author for the purpose of an honest review