Review: Will leave you wanting more!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 10, 2014
I have been wanting to read Bullet to The Heart for quite some time now, but never really set about to do just that.  After hearing so many rave reviews, I could take it no longer and read the book.  I have to say I was a bit disappointed, and maybe it was just because it was SO hyped in my mind, anything less than spectacular was going to be a let down.This book is not going to be for everyone.  It does deal with a lot of death (obviously), but for me the uncomfortable parts was when it spoke of the children and their deaths.  That was hard for me to read.  Especially when Bullet is young, going through the 'Silent time', that was hard.  Or when the murder of Rand's family is discussed, that was hard.  So if you are squeamish on those points you will want to be prepared.  They are not drawn out, but children are a major factor in this book.Bullet is amazing, she feels, but she is so conditioned, she is not sure what it is to feel.  And in that is heartbreak, because she has endured so much.Rand is at times exasperating, but once he makes a decision, he is going to see it through.  He is a very likeable hero, and his character is endearing.Overall I give this book 4 stars. It was very well written, the story is intriguing, and will keep you on your toes.  I want to read the next installment Arrow to continue the story!