Review: Endless Heart
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2012
I don't normally like historical romances, but whatever it is that causes that, this book didn't have it.  I actually enjoyed this story quite a bit and really didn't care what time period it was set in.  It felt authentic and really focused on the characters.There was a mystical factor that stays fairly mysterious without ever fully taking the mystery out of it which I liked because there's usually a full explanation in most stories which is helpful but sometimes takes the fun out of that part of the plot.  This mystical factor really added the meant to be element and ties up the happily ever after which I always appreciate.The hero and heroine are a breath of fresh, if not brisk, air.  They both have tragic pasts that have left them damaged and not much fun to be around.  It takes them quite a while to get out of their own way and open up to their loving sides.  In fact I spent the first half of the book wishing I could smack Lettie, but remembering why she's so jaded really puts it all in perspective and just leaves you rooting for their joy as much as the supporting characters do.Now here's the thing about this review.  I normally don't post a review of a book in a series unless I've reviewed book 1.  Yes this is book 3, and I've yet to read book 1 (though you can bet I'm gonna), but it's written in such as a way that it can stand alone and you still get the gist of what happened in the past two books whenever any references come up to past events.  I won't lie, you can tell here and there that there were two previous books, but it doesn't make you cringe at not having read them first.**I recieved a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.**