Review: Action-packed, romantic - best in the series so far
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
Blind Faith is absolutely awesome and the best one in the Brothers series so far. We dive into the midst of the action right from the start and there is not much breathing time right until the end. It is action packed, engrossing, romantic and the unresolved story arc involving the evil commander left us panting for more.Before I even start with Blind Faith, I already felt like I knew Nathan and Audrey. They were a couple during their time in the military facility, until Audrey make a decision that left Nate heart broken. Now Nate was on a mission to find a way to save his brothers from the kill chip implanted on their spine and also looking for their missing brother, Jory. Audrey might just be his source of information to get a way in. She is still working for the commander, under-covering as the senator's assistant.I'm glad that there isn't any hatred or stupid misunderstanding when Nate and Audrey met again five years later. That would have been frustrating. It was obvious that they were very much still in love but felt like they can't overcome the challenges thrown at them. There were a lot of mistrust, but the love they shared were palpable. I felt that they were the strongest couple among the other brothers and their girls.The best part of the book is always when all the brothers reunited together and plotting to blow up something. Nate will never want to endanger his brothers and trying his best to keep them away. But Shane and Matt was having non of his nonsense and stubbornly showed up to help blew the commander's men to kingdom comes. Yowza!There are a lot of other things that went on with Nate and Audrey and a few surprises thrown in. I shall keep my mouth zip for that. A shutout to the Grandpop who was absolutely hilarious and what a great addition to the team!Overall, this is absolutely worth the wait and the anticipation that I felt for Nate's story since Book 1 really did live up to my expectation. Even though each book focus on a different brother, they have a main story arc that interlink all the books, so it can't work as a standalone. I can't wait to see what Rebecca will give us next. Jory's story will only come out in March 2015, which feels like a lifetime away!