Review: Perfect Ending to the Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2014
Wow! That's all I can really say right now. I loved The Missing Years.If it's possible, it's my favorite out of the entire series. How could I find answers to questions I didn't even know I had. Let me slow down... I'm getting ahead of myself. I'm just so excited about this!!!! Ok, let me preface the rest of this review with a warning.***This is not meant as a stand-alone. If you haven't read all the other books in the series- this book AND review may contain spoilers.***Now that that's out of the way... BHE: Convicted, covers the timespan of when Claire is in the hospital. And the great thing about this book is that it's told from all of our favorite male characters. With alternating POV's and a progressive timeline, I feel as if every piece of the puzzle now fit perfectly. We are able to see Tony in a way we may not have been able to before. He is now not only fighting charges against himself but he is fighting for his family. Like I said before... I have no idea how Aleatha Romig did it.. but somewhere throughout this series, she made me fall in love with a completely unloveable character.Any questions you may have had about ANY of the secondary characters were now brought to a close. I absolutely loved Harry, Brent, Philip and John before, but now I understand them so much more. Especially Brent and John. Brent's dedication to a man, that even though was his best friend, had done some unspeakable things attested to his loyalty and faith in humanity. John's sisterly love for Claire was portrayed in a clearer light than ever before. When I tell you that this book will answer any and all questions you may have.. Believe me.Aleatha Romig did a beautiful job of wrapping up this series perfectly. We even get passages of the much talked about book, My Life as it Didn't Appear. We all know how Tony and Claire's story ended in Convicted, but this fills in the time gap and makes you appreciate the struggle of two people with such an unconventional love,so much more. I highly recommend this book to anyone who is a fan of the Consequences series. It is the perfect addition and final chapter to what may be one of my favorite series of all time even