Review: The Perfect Reunion
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 12, 2012
Initially I wasn't as excited for this book as I have been for the previous ones; my preconceptions were (thankfully!) proven very wrong.From the beginning this book pulled me in, the first pages had me filled with both sympathy and anger on Toff's behalf. As is common with this series, the main characters see so much conflict and heart ache, that in the end when all is resolved you can finally let go off that breath you've been holding since page 1.The book is told from varying point of views to give you a complete picture. We see through not only Toff and Lissa's eyes but also that of her sons Tory and Ry. You get to experience everything from Toff's life with the Fae who stole him, to a day in the lives of the (very mischievous) young princes. Fractured relationships are made whole, old enemies crop up, and long held grudges are put aside in what is a very satisfying installment to the series. Blood reunion more than lives up to its name.