Review: Another great installment in this unusual series.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
Book three takes Tori another step forward in her journey to find herself.  This time around the journey takes a more introspective turn, and she has a companion helping her move forward.  I thought she seemed rather vulnerable for the first time.  That's a state I don't associate with Tori, but it seems love can do that to a person, even one as strong as Tori. I also see it as the beginning of true healing for her.  It was interesting to also see her through the eyes of another person this time, rather than seeing everything from her point of view, as was the case in the first two books.  There was less action this time around, and I admit I'm hoping book four ramps things up a bit.  Samantha Jacobey has created a strangely compelling character in Tori, and I find myself wondering what will ultimately happen to her., so, once again, I'm looking forward to the next installment of this story.