Review: words are not enough
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
I have to say, I L-O-V-E  IT !!!!Ryke is rough, raw, sincere, moody, good-hearted and (yeah, I know It's hard to believe) sweet.Well, of course, in his own wolf-like way.On the other hand, Daisy is crazy, nuts, wild, innocent, cute, contagiously happy and mature.I could never imagine how great of a couple they both would be. Simply perfect. They fit like puzzle, and he can read through her better than anyone. The fact that they started (as the other couples as well) as friends, didn't go unnoticed to me. I really think that this is their secret to love.What I also thought interesting was the fact that nobody is entirely wrong or entirely right as well.There is actually a very good part in the book that Connor or Ryke says something about the wrongs not being important but the consequences of it. We can't change the past, but we can choose how to cope with the aftershocks.All the characters are very real, very human, and very imperfect. The way things solve themselves were also interesting, because there is always a part when the character has to grow and change to achieve a certain level of happiness or just freedom. It is a matter of being open for new opportunities and bigger transformations, instead of living stuck to a lie, or holding a grudge.There is no words enough to describe how amazing this book is.The fact that the series weren't short (my happiness is so short-lived when they are) just added to the book. There is no rush at all, It's almost like the writers were waiting for the consent of the characters themselves to move to another emotional level in the story. Which I loved.The end wasn't sudden or too long, it gives us enough to say : I'm satisfied now, I free you, Hothouse Flower to go, so I can move on (hopefully to the next in the series!). LOL