Review: Turning Disbelief Into Belief
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 5, 2014
***Received from Entangled Publishing for an honest review***Skepticism in the paranormal is understandable. "I'll believe it when I see it" makes sense when it comes to this sort of thing. In Faith's case, her disbelief in the paranormal realm seemed to stem from...nothing. At least nothing she could accurately place a finger on. But I loved how that disbelief graduated to belief through circumstances and events, assisted by old friends and new, and culminating in a revelation that left me stunned.It's easy to admire and love Ash. He wronged his daughter and is trying to make amends. He's protective of those he's temporarily assigned to work with even though he's not supposed to be. And he's a gentleman when it comes to Faith, not just physically but always. He saw her disbelief in all things paranormal. It amused him but he didn't t make light of it, didn't belittle her. He could've turned all demon-y on her, scared the crap out of her, and proved without a shadow of a doubt that things like him exist. But he didn't.While this is part of a series, it read like a standalone. The characters were enchanting, the plot fast but detail-oriented. Emotions ran from one end of the spectrum to the other, but nothing seemed forced. Everything moved and flowed seamlessly, fluidly, and I loved that I felt like I was part of the story as opposed to a onlooker.I've had a delightful taste of the characters of The Order. I can't wait to find out about the others. Wonderful work, Ms. Croft. Thank you for creating an organization dealing with the Unseen while dealing with everyday issues that humans encounter.