Review: I feel betrayed by the author.  This review contains SPOILER SPOILERS
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 11 28, 2013
SPOILERS I am sooooo depressed and feel betrayed by the author.  I loved the first two books in this trilogy and waited forever to read this last book.  The release date kept being moved further back.  While I did not like it, I understood that these things happen.  Today I found out that this book was released, bought it and read it right way.  I think it took about an hour to read it.  Again, I had no problem with it being short.However the ending is terrible and the rest of the book is depressing too.  I thought for sure that Adelaide, the h, would get her HEA.  The readers were with the Lauren Hammond and Adelaide through 3 books and she did have some good times including with Elijah, her husband & her daughter. However, it is not to be.  Apparently Adelaide who had a terrible life which includes an abusive father and being locked up in an mental institution does not receive a break. HERE IT COMES.... Elijah kills himself when Adelaide is in a coma, abandoning their daughter. (I do not think that is keeping with his personality.)  Adelaide miscarries her second baby during the accident that put her in a coma.  Adelaide is sent back to Oak Hills.  Apparently Damien, who I loved, was made up! Her daughter visits her at Oak Hill as an adult.  Then Adelaide dies after being at Oak Hill  20 years!!!!  I am so sorry I read this book.  I wish I read a spoiler that gave the ending as I would have skipped it and saved myself some heartburn.I have my own ending to the trilogy.  Damien was real and like Adelaide hallucinations, died protecting her from her abuse father.  Elijah, who loves Adelaide ,does not kill himself.  Rather he helps heal her.  She was only send back to Oak Hill because of her miscarriage.  She is released and with therapy lives a healthy happy life with Elijah and her daughter. Instead of growing up with relatives, their daughter growns and thrives with her parents.  Adelaide and Elijah die when they are very old and within a short time of each other.  (Think the notebook.)  There.  Much better.....