Review: Heed the Call!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2013
If you haven't read this series from the beginning then you will find this part very difficult to follow. It will appear to be sketchy and all over the place to virgin eyes but if you know Lola and Marcus like I do then you will enjoy this part of their story throughly.The soul mates have literally crawled through the mud under rolled barbed wire to get to the point they are at now. Their journey was not an easy one. They met so many obstacles along the way that the past three books felt as though it was an army training camp, complete with the impossible wall, greased pole and countless other object that you have to overcome before you could move on.This couple is very resilient and Sandra tries to show you just how powerful true love is. I think the underlying message in this book is that when you find that special person that completes you the way Marcus does Lola, you will always fight to hold onto it. You will take on giants if you have to just to keep that other half of you in your life.I have a husband that I believe is a part of me. What this story does is conjure that feeling within me to take a deeper look at my love for my husband and know just how much I would be willing to sacrifice to keep him in my life forever. I just wish I had a some powers like Lola. The idea of being a witch is very exciting.This part had way too much sex and considering that I have read all the other book leading up to it, I should have expected no less however I found it to be overwhelming as usual. Now that we know how much Lola and Marcus care for each other we do not necessarily need to see them humping each other like rabbits all the time.All I can say about Nickolas and Marcus without giving away the entire ending is that I did not appreciate how things concluded. If you start with part one you will soon begin to realize that this story is like a drug. Even if you do not really like Marcus or Lola, you will still want to read what happens to them next for curiosity sake.Editing issues aside, you can still follow this book pretty well. I reiterate the importance of starting from the first, simply because it gives you all the background information you will need to understand the direction of the story.