Review: In love and fully invested
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2013
This book was amazing. I loved it from beginning to end. There were several things in it that I didn't expect but that's what made me continue to read.Claire is now training to use her magic better and find out how she does things (like move the lid of a coffin in book 2). There is only one person who can help her and it isn't Chad! He's a mysterious man who Chad had been having visions about for a while and now Claire is too. When she finally finds him and gets him to agree to help she realizes that she's in over her head in more than one way.The relationship between Claire and Hunter is definitely one you know will continue on even without reading the book. The moment the two are alone in a room you can almost see what will happen between them. As you continue reading and learn that they are meant for each other you can automatically see why. Even without the....(going to stop there before I give away any spoilers)At the end of Sacred Heart is book 3.5 which is a brief run down of the way Chad sees things. It's almost like he feels he is the dutiful sidekick who fell in love with the girl and knows he can't have her. Part of you feels sad for him until you see that he's not giving up anything but actually gaining his true love by taking a step back and just being the support that Claire needs in her journey.I honestly can't wait until the fourth book comes out. There is so much left for Hunter and Claire not to mention Chad and what his life will bring. It's easy to become invested in characters and feel like you're there with them and feel for them. At the loss of a loved one or at the sudden realization of something for a character, you feel exactly what they're feeling. I love how quickly I was sucked into the world of Claire and all that surrounds her life. The magic, the love, the ghosts and even Lucian. It's a total escape for the reader, one that is much welcomed from the stress of daily life.