Review: Wow! Just Wow! I loved this story even more than the first one, and I thought it was great!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 18, 2013
This story was so riveting from the very first page, and it didn't let up until right up to the last page. I was so enthralled with this story, that my house could have burned down around me and I wouldn't have noticed! This one really did a job a pulling out all the stops, when it came to my emotions. But it wasn't all angst either. There were times when I laughed, got really mad, and times where I cheered them all on. This story had so many very interesting elements thrown in. There was a lack of trust in men for Braelyn,  and feelings of abandonment issues with both Tristen and Noble. There was also a case of Noble feeling stupid because he'd never been able to read, when he wasn't at fault for that at all, nor was he stupid in any way either. It was just a case of a child with special needs falling through the cracks of the education system, once again. In the end; Noble, Braelyn, and Tristen learn a valuable lesson in life that changes things in a very good way for all of them.Poor Micheal not only had his hands full when it came to Noble, Braelyn, and Tristen...but he was also thrown a wringer when Noble's grandfather showed up, too. And let's not forget how his sweet trainee Ariel almost landed them both in hot water with Father. I'm so eager to get my hands on the next book now. I want to see how Micheal handles his new job.Oh and it was so nice to be able to catch up with Jed and Kyle, too. I was so ecstatic to see things were going well with them, and to know they had a cute little baby girl. With Noble and his new family moving so far away, I wonder if we'll even be able to catch up with him or Jed in the next book. I really, really hope so.I would very highly recommend not only recommend this book, but I'd also recommend this whole series.