Review: `Firestorm' just made the magic even better!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
`Firestorm' by Rory Ni Coileain is the fourth book in the SoulShare series. I received a copy in exchange for an honest review, but I would have happily purchased this book just for the pleasure of reading it.Ms. Ni Coileain has created a truly magical world. From the very first book in the series, I was hooked, and `Firestorm' has just made the magic even better. All of the characters are so full of life - from anger, pain, fear, confusion and despair to hope, joy, laughter and love - that they become real. Each set of MCs have their own trials to overcome, but as they do so, (quite painfully at times), they also learn how to work with all the other characters. And the plots and scene descriptions are just as magical as the characters.The main characters in `Firestorm' - Cuinn and Rian - both live in their own private versions of Hell. One knows from long experience all about the pain of sacrifice and the other is just beginning to learn. What happens when torture is turned into a weapon against the person (or persons) who originally wielded it and that weapon can't be turned off?When I read a story that makes me laugh and cry, gasp out loud and then fall back against the cushions of the couch while staring around the room in dazed wonder at the brilliance of the scene I just read, I know it is a fantastic story. Each one of the SoulShare books has done this for me.I highly recommend `Firestorm' and the rest of the SoulShare series! I sincerely hope there will be more books in the near future, as I haven't gotten my fill of these adventures, yet. And with that said, I will end this review with a tiny quote from deep within the pages of `Firestorm':"Dammit, Jim, I'm a lawyer, not a forensic pathologist."Happy reading, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!