Review: Grace's Touch
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
I give this three stars. I'm tired and for some reason it's making me feel generous. Or perhaps it's just my joy at never having to look at this stupid series ever again. Yeah, that's probably it.Ruby was still as child-like as she has been for the duration of this series. She whined and cried about every little thing. She constantly was yelling at Eli for cheating on her, when the man did no such thing! Seriously, he's about the only person who could take that girl seriously and all she was doing half the time was yelling at him! How ungrateful. Honestly I think Eli could've done much better than her. Ruby saw little change throughout this book. She was constantly either picking fights or running scared from, and crying over, them. I mean really, what happened to the kick-butt girl who could fry a legion of vampires without a thought? Such a bitter disappointment.I was not at all impressed with this final edition to the Guardian Angel series. I'd had higher hopes. However, the whole book was rather dull. There were minimal actual action scenes, and the fights were mainly between the main "team." The group of 'friends' from Sage Sanctum showed more conflict between them in this book than the vampires provided for them. Again I say, what a huge disappointment.Thank The Lord this series is over. I honestly could not stand one more moment of Ruby's childish behavior.I would not recommend this to anyone who feels that, once they start something, they need to see it through to the end. This series is four book long and I regretted reading every one of them.