Review: Powerful and so damn frustrating.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2014
Too be completely honest, I have no idea how I truly feel about this. I mean it was powerful...yet at the same time wasn't what I expected. It was so damn intense. I was beyond mad at the fact she could of escaped and been with a  man that would show her unconditional love in a way that wasn't abusive. Yet at the same time she craves that side of Gage. I think that even though her ex husband did what he did, in some way since him she feels she deserves that kind of treatment. Gage just brings it in a sexual manner, while her ex didn't. Not quite sure.For her to not listen to her gut is frustrating. She sits down and talks about how she doesn't want to endanger her daughter, yet look what happens. All she had to do was pick the good one, and that wouldn't of happened. Hell he even gave her tons of times to just leave. She knew she should, but deep down she didn't want to. I guess since I've never quite been in that situation I couldn't possibly begin to understand. I wouldn't want to be with a man like Gage.A year had passed since Gage did the unthinkable to Kayla. She left, but ever since that day she still thinks about him all the time. She misses the way his fingers felt inside her, the way he made feel. So when he shows up at her house unexpectedly after getting out of prison she is thrown back. She sends her daughter to a friends and she gives into her desires. The next morning the right man shows up, gives her an out, expresses so much damn love it's heartwarming. She tells him to walk away though. I just...UGH. I don't know. I'm so confused and frustrated. It's not in the bad way though, if that makes any sense.I loved how descriptive it is, how it's so realistic. It feels as if your there experiencing everything yourself. I guess I just didn't like the way it made me feel...I rate The Devil's Salvation 4 stars.