Review: Who is willing to give?
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2014
I found myself NEEDING to pick up Daring The Wild Sparks after finishing Chasing The Wild sparks. Ren Alexander is able to provide well written scenes that is able to move me as a reader, enabling me to feel like I was part of their gang. With the capability to feel the emotions and thoughts of Hadley & Finn.Daring is written over the duration of Becks (Hadley) & Finn spending Easter at his parent house. Becks is very much welcomed in Finn's family, so much that they already see her as a daughter/sister. They ensure Hadley throughout the visit that she will never be viewed any different regardless of Finn's refusal to marry.Becks undeniable love for Finn is one that can be appreciated by anyone, the public loves Finn to pieces but she will always be his biggest Finnatic. Needing Beck to prove Finn's devotion to her she Dares him to prove to her his love. hoping that what he comes up with will be more substantial than the "boyfriend/girlfriend" status.Finn takes her dare and proves his actions on live television. Becks than decides to meet part way and tells Finn that she will move in with him. She battles with if moving in with Finn will discourage her dream of marriage and babies, two things that Finn has already said he doesn't have planned....EVER. Fighting with her dreams of marriage and babies, her love for Finn is overwhelming enough that she hopes time will allow her to bury her personal wants in life.Finn is wanting to propose to Becks that you can almost taste it! His profound love for Becks is unexplainable but he knows there will never be anyone else for her. Becks is his breath of life and would not be able to survive without her. He has a fear that marriage will become a disaster to his relationship but is considering the exception to the rule, the rule that he has created, where all marriages will break relationships. He's see in first hand with his dad, best friend, and the bomb of his mom now divorcing his step-dad has almost set the deal in stone. Marriage = Broken RelationshipsOver this period of time they continue to struggle with giving into each other but individually feel that they are giving all of themselves while the other isn't giving into the relationship as much as the other. They struggle with decisions that affect their relationship, with the threat that the other will get tired of giving in all the time to the other persons wants. Their love for one another is undeniable and nothing will separate them from each other, neither is secure in their relationship. There is a lot of emotions involved which create you to immerse yourself into the book and characters. After finishing Daring, I can't help but anxiously wait for Ignite!