Review: This book proves there is light at the end of even the darkest tunnel!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
Ok, so I have to admit this is very bittersweet for me. I have fallen in love with the Fullerton Family and the endless drama that money has created for them all. But now that I have finished the final chapter in their story, Garth Brooks keeps resonating in my head, “Some of God’s greatest gifts are unanswered prayers.” That may not mean much to you all but once you read it, it will. And read it you should! Enraptured is the conclusion to the Fullerton Family Saga and I am sad to say goodbye.Enticed stole my heart because of a small boy in need of love. Entangled stole my heart for the love of a man and Enraptured has captured my heart all over again for the love of family. I was completely broken at the end of Enticed. I really wanted Jonathan to get his happily ever after at his very young age. But when the world fell apart around Rachel, I knew that wasn’t going to happen. But when all of the characters came back into play in Entangled, I couldn’t wait for that same child to finally get his ending, but what I got instead was a life of uncertainty and a decision between two men that Rachel had to make. So now we return to the Fullerton Family and find out what the final chapter is all about…I wanted so much to be so angry with Drew at the beginning of Enraptured. I couldn’t fathom what happened at the end of Entangled. But I wanted to be mad at him and for what? For knowing what he wanted and going after it? I wanted to be mad at him for closing his heart off for true love in the name of business. But now that Rachel is back in his life, it is his job to make it work. Whether he wants to admit it or not, she is there, but now he has to earn back her trust, her love but thay may prove to be a bit more difficult since Entangled. Knowing that Rachel is in love with Alex, it will prove to be a bit of a challenge to win her heart back. But Drew is determined…Then there is Jonathan, he wants nothing more than a perfect family but for him that includes uncles, cousins and a new sibling. But can Jonathan have it all and is Rachel truly the only one that can bridge the gap between these two brothers without losing herself in the mix?This book was trying. It was heart breaking and mending. It made me smile, it made me cry but no matter what it reminded me of the true gifts in life. The simple love of a family. This did not have the exact outcome that I wanted by the time it came, but it was so much more for me than a happily ever after. It was real and romantic and what love truly is about. Sacrafice and nurturing and letting go. The past will always be there as a reminder, but the future is what we make of it and Ginger Voight takes us on an unbelivable journey through the life of a very high profile family with the one person that can make all the difference in their lives. A girl from a small town in Texas.More than this book, this entire series just captured my heart. It proves that there is light at the end of even the darkest of tunnels and Ginger Voight does a truly remarkable job of taking us through that journey and above all showing us the truth and compassion that the love of a family truly brings.This series melted my heart and each moment lingers in my mind as one to be cherished. You don’t know when you are going to get your last moment, so make each one count. This book and this series are just beauty and love for the soul.*I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review