Review: Short but sweet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2013
This was, perhaps, the shortest of the volumes, but it was definitely a truly good ending to the series. Rose and Ethan, of course, are reunited when he comes through again to save her life. In this volume, we see a stronger Rose and a more faithful Ethan, a change in both characters. My favorite part of this one was the tense, dramatic scene at the "stocks" with former nemesis Kendall. When Rose offers him food and drink, she shows us all what Christ might do in a similar situation. While I believe that lengthy Biblical quotes should be reserved for non-fiction,  (especially in this short volume), I see the purpose of them. As I finished, I thought the story worked out exactly as it should have and exactly the way I wanted it to end. In fact, it seems that it left itself open for a continued story, perhaps a novel of its own! I'm hoping this is true! Once again, Murray Pura delivers an engrossing love story well worth the read.