Review: Best in the series!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 21, 2014
Igniting the Wild Sparks by Ren AlexanderI received a complimentary copy in exchange for an honest review.This is the follow up to Chasing the Wild Sparks & Daring the Wild Spark and should not be read as a standalone. Hadley has waited over three years for her boyfriend Finn to propose, but marriage terrifies Finn. After watching his family and numerous friends go through divorce he is convinced that marriage will only end his relationship with Hadley. Hadley struggles with her desire for marriage and a baby and Finn’s defiance of both items. But just when you have everything figured out you are wrong!I am shocked, I am speechless, and this book was by far the best in the series. This book is a hardcore page turner; if you think you had these characters figured out then you are so far out in left field… and drunk in left field at that. Hadley decides to take matters in her own hands and propose to Finn on her own, but his response is not at all what you will expect. As I neared the end of the book I was looking down on my kindle and seeing 99% complete, wait what?? Surely that had to be a mistake, because this is not at all what I was expecting!I don’t want to write too much because I don’t want to ruin this book for anyone else, what I will say is that Ren is talented, she made me happy, in love, laugh out loud, and beyond furious all in the same book. I was seriously mistaken, I thought this was a trilogy but it’s not. The ending could be it for us, and part of me is super proud of the ending (once you read it you will get it) and the other part of me is waiting for book four. So this is it, my open letter to Ren Alexander, begging on my knees for a fourth book, I am not done with these characters or with this story! Speaking of characters, the supporting characters in this book are just as great as the main couple, Rod and Morgan are hilarious, and I need to know what happens with Rod next, so this just can’t be the end of this story!Thank you to Ren for allowing me to read and review her book. This is a series not to be missed.