Review: Keeps you guessing.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 2, 2014
The book was a gift from the author and Paranormal Romance & Authors That Rock for an honest review.This is the second book in the Taken Trilogy.So after breaking out of the P.A.G.E. facility Zoe, Charlie, Joel, Rose, and Will decide to split up.  Zoe and Charlie don’t want to be separated but they know it is for the best.  They decide after a year Charlie will come for Zoe.  It has been 8 months.  Zoe is miserable having to live with Joel.  She is counting down the days till Charlie is coming to get her.  They guy Rose was seeing before she was taken has managed to find her.  Her and Dean have been living together the last 6 months. Will is taken in by an elderly lady and has made a friend.  Charlie is miserable with out Zoe and has started to drink so that he won’t either try to call his dad or go to Zoe.  One night Zoe has a dream that Will is in trouble.  So she sets into action.  She will go to Rose, then they will go to Will.  Lastly they will all go get Charlie.  Or at least that is the plan.  It doesn’t work out that way though.  Rose over hears something at a café and takes off to find Will before Zoe gets to her.  Rose gets to Will in time and they leave to get Charlie.  When they find Charlie he is a mess.  They go to get Zoe.  When they get to Zoe’s apartment Joel tells them that she left the day before.  So everyone rushes back to Rose’s apartment.  When Zoe gets to Rose’s apartment see gets attacked but Dean saves her.  They manage to get away and call the others.  When everyone is finally reunited they have to decide to keep running or fight this time.  Again I loved this book.  I get consumed with their struggle to love and live while trying to evade P.A.G.E.  You feel the love between Dean and Rose as well as Charlie and Zoe.  I just want them to be able to have a normal life and not be constantly looking over their shoulder.  You know that P.A.G.E. is going to find them again it is only a matters of time.  But, you want them to able to live in that bubble of safety as long as possible.  Again this book is very well written.  The characters are engaging.  You feel for them and their struggles.