Review: Brava! Well Done!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 2, 2014
Once again Tiana Laveen knocked the ball out of the park with her 5th edition to the Saint series. A novel to live in, learn from, and feel bereft over when the last page is turned. I was ecstatic to find out that a 5th edition was coming out and I must say that when I began to read, I felt like I immediately picked up where the last book left off. Tiana's style of writing is so vivid and captivates you from cover to cover.We find Saint and Xenia moving to the concrete jungle of New York with their family in tow, and meeting many challenges upon their arrival that literally threaten to tear the family apart yet again as well as the Angel Child realm.  The children are older and meet certain adversities and we see how they cope with the pressures of life. Xenia goes through changes that she can't quite explain and we see Saint in very vulnerable positions but in the end, Saint reigns and proves that he is the ultimate King. The protector and provider for those who look up to him.I tend to read slowly so that I can soak in every detail in hopes that the last page seems to never come. I never imagined that I would feel so connected to a book and all of it's characters. I am amazed with the way that Tiana Laveen was able to heighten my senses and keep me on the edge of my seat. The descriptives were so beautifully intricate that I could imagine the atmosphere through touch and sound and out of all the series, I find that this installment to be of the funniest. It is one of the most well-written books and I applaud Tiana on doing a job well done. She never disappoints.