Review: Freed is freeing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
Whereas Used was really, really good, Freed was amazing! Ransom scores major points as the ultimate sexy boyfriend. Denver literally blossoms by being around him and the confidence he inspires in her. Although Ransom revealed a few interesting things about himself in the last book, there is more to discover about him and holy moly, are those discoveries like treasures! When the last bomb drops, everything makes sense from the last book about his attitude towards Denver. He has the patience and restraint of a saint, but is a champion and fighter riding bulls or in a fighting match. He is ultimately devoted to Denver and seeing her get through rough times while making happy memories. Denver makes the effort to confront all her issues, there's a grown up side to her that can verbalize her emotions and talk about the underlying problems. Her friendship with Greer is fractured, but not irreparable. Greer also requires his own path to healing. I already liked Denver before, but she really takes it all to a whole other level with her newfound maturity and self-worth in this book. She is a survivor and most definitely a fighter. And she's incredibly lucky to have Ransom.