Review: Wonderful Romantic Fantasy.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 6, 2013
Eternal Bloom is such a touching, warm, and heartfelt book. It's a wonderful tale intertwined into a story about fantasy, romance and immortals.Sarah is very pregnant and is running out of time. She is dying and nobody can seem to `fix' her, like Liz (her sister) always says. Victor will stop at nothing to get his beautiful bride healed. He determines that nothing will stop him and he keeps the faith, telling Sarah that she will live and they will raise their beautiful son, Alexander together. There is some shocking facts about the blue-ringed Immortals that I'm sure will come into play in the next book. But now, I'm not so sure I trust them. And I'm still not sure if I trust Jackson. Is he playing Victor and Sarah for his own selfish needs? I like that he helped them but I feel like there's more there. Sarah should've got more details from him before she agreed to accept his help, but I understand she has no choice.I really loved this series and I can't wait until the next one comes out. I want Sarah to go back to Tastia and rule by Victor's side. I know she loves this world, but she was meant to be Victor's soul-mate. She's very a sweet and a nice caring queen. Those people need her back. Of course they have to conquer Ethano to go back, but I think a nice war would make for a great next book. I can't wait to see what happens in that one.