Review: Turning the Tide
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
~Death itself is not what terrifies me. I am afraid that I’ll never feel alive again.~Once again, Lili takes us on one hell of a ride and leaves us breathless! While this book didn’t necessarily have all the nitty-gritty, down and dirty that we’ve become accustomed to, what it had an overabundance of was heart. This installment in the Gypsy brothers is the perfect example of what a turning point is; a crossroads if you will. It’s been building the entirety of the previous books, and as Sammi begins her final descent into revenge at the end of Five Miles, you brace yourself for resolution.~Jase’s lips crash against mine as we desperately seek to reclaim what should have always been ours.~Four Score picks up with Sammi’s plan not going as well as she planned. Tension is high, and expectation runs fluently. Sammi and Jase have been playing this song and dance for so long, and I was waiting on baited breath for SOMETHING. Did I get it? Well, you’ll just have to read yourself to find out. And where does Elliott fit into all of this? As usual, Lili leaves me wanting to chuck my Kindle across the room, but you know what, I keep coming back for more. I am on this rollercoaster until the ride stops. Wild horses couldn’t push me off.~I’d follow him to the depths of hell if he asked me to, and I wouldn’t even ask why. ~