Review: In the Hearts and Mind
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
Why do they keep testing the wrath of Seraphiel; he is the judge jury and executioner!  I am glad he sent a reminder of his power in this story.At this late stage in the series I am firmly planted in Brock's camp.  What makes Brock so darn sexy is the fact that he is invincible yet vulnerable, arrogant yet humble at the right time, a fighter yet a PATIENT lover/husband and a formidable opponent yet the most loyal friend.Adam is soooo funny.  He and the twins; they are scene stealers.  I found myself smiling whenever they were the central part of the story. I am looking forward to the trouble these siblings will undoubtedly get into as they get older and more independent.  I almost feel sorry for the Walker brothers; it has to be hard to shoulder the guilt and burden they carry.The ending of this story is fantastic; the last 20% of the story left me listening to the beat of my heart.  Brock sharing with his daughter how it all came to be was chilling.  Everyone was so quiet you could hear pin drop as Brock shared each Watcher’s place in the history of the Bible.  When Yommy picked up the story where Brock left off it melted my heart.  This was by far the best scenes in the series.The Walker brothers said it best “These scared scenes would forever be burned in the hearts, mind and souls”.  I mean really, how can it not be?