Review: It Was Almost Like Yesterday....
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2014
I was approached by someone with the name S.P. Cervantes to review a trade paperback called Secrets of Shadow Hill: Always and Forever.  The rule of thumb is give a reviewer a trade paperback edition and you have their attention and she had mine with a name a name of Cervantes, as in Miguel.  The writing within the book was Romance and those sentiments from within the heart.  The chapters were divided between two people Ava and Dalton and spoke of a virginal and innocent romance in a world of danger and abduction.  The book introduced Shadow Hill, Ava, Dalton, Patrick, Hannah, the leader of the Academy Connor, magic and a Prophecy.  Ava and Dalton were connected and facing the world with the love connecting them.  Then came the follow-up (just as good) with The Prophecy and a love tested beyond all limits.  All the wizards are looking for the ultimate prize: the Chosen Ones and the rulership of magic, against the backdrop of romance.  Now, the trilogy is completed with War of Wizards and the love tested with death, change, and the Prophecy claiming all of them.The writing of S.P. Cervantes is intriguing.  It takes romance thrown against a war of wizards and a prophecy where everyone will take their part.  What began at Bricktown, New Jersey, and an innocent evening will lead to Shadow Hill in Ireland, a quest to end the world of wizard evil with its final showdown at Tahiti and the final completion of the Prophecy ruling all of them.  The trilogy takes all they are and leads them to their destinies.  The genre is Fantasy with a strong core of romance, innocent and compelling.  I've said before and I will repeat it here:  I am not a romantic person and still found myself touched by the entire series.  This is a trilogy worthy of your attention with good writing, strong characters, a great approach with POV, and an entire you should download.  The approach is PG, strong in romance, and heroic.  Catch it!