Review: Natalie Gayle does it again!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 31, 2014
To say I was hanging out for the next book in The Centre Games series is an understatement so when I had a chance to read Finding Freedom, the third book in the series early, I was very excited.How do I explain how much I loved Finding Freedom? It was so good to return to the Gold Coast, a place I was familiar with since I grew up in Brisbane. I even went there for my honeymoon, many years ago. So the setting is a winner for me.Now the boys! HUGE sigh! I fell in love with Bray in Finding Trust, then I fell in love with Rory in Finding Judgement, but I didn’t know much about Dylan. Well, now I’ve fallen in love with Dylan. I liked the way that Natalie Gayle dropped little snippets of information about Dylan’s past which kept me wondering and guessing. Those snippets also kept me reading as quickly as I could and I was annoyed when real life kept interrupting my reading time. Don’t get me wrong, Dylan wasn’t the only reason why I loved this book. Vanessa, the female main character, kept me emotionally involved in this story. I so wanted her to have a HEA.The Centre Games books all have this element of mystery and suspense that also keep the reader engaged. All the characters in the books are there for a reason and they all make an important contribution to the plot. Did I like them all? Definitely not! However, I did love all the girls. I would want to be friends with these women. I can’t wait to read Jazz and Quade’s story in the next book.I gave Finding Freedom 5 out of 5 stars.Written by Karen from A Thousand Lives Book Blog