Review: You can't fight Destiny
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 25, 2013
This book has one of my favorite male characters, oh who am I kidding I love all the male characters. Haha, but seriously, Tavian is the one I felt emotionally attached to. He is angry and unhappy at the beginning, but he learns he has a destiny to follow and it includes the most unexpected person. Ashlyn. Now if you have read this far, you know she is Sophia's daughter, twin to Andre.Tavian being an old vampire, who was there when Ashlyn was born, and sees her grow up pretty much shuns the idea that she is his destiny. Even with fighting it, he can't deny his feelings towards her, and when she calls him for help he doesn't think twice before jumping on a plane and going to her. He would do anything for her. There love begins to bloom, even though she is in denial just as much as he, but not because she feels it's wrong per say, but because of who he is: Her mother's Guardian.Once they finally stop fighting things they become a couple and work together to solve the murder of someone close to her. I am just glad he found his happy ending. After being possessed and losing Sarah, he had a hard time dealing with his life. He focused on training and working for the head hauncho, Cain. It's an emotional ride that yet again keeps you wanting more.