Review: Surprisingly different
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 26, 2014
As I begin this review, I struggle with what to write without giving away this book.  As I have recently read the first two books in the series, which by the way I absolutely loved, TouchStone for ever was a completely different experience; not in a bad way but just different.  When I first began the third book and jumped into the plot, I was at first upset and mad.  I was thinking to myself "What the hell?"  How could Jamesson make me fall in love with the characters of Ayden Stone and Beth Parker and then go this route?  I complained to my husband about what was happening, explaining the first two books and their plots, what was unfolding as the plot in this, the third book, and then plodded on through reading.That being said, I can't exactly explain to you the plot of this book.  It would give too much away and I don't want to ruin your reading journey.  I know, I am being elusive.  I will give you this, the book begins with both Beth and Ayden in the hospital both injured.This is definitely a book for those who believe in love and showing that love by giving-up your life so that they may live.  In the end, I admit it; I was crying.  I was glad that I read the book all the way through if for not any reason, seeing the characters of Ayden and Beth get their "they live happily ever-after".  Some may not again with my review and that's okay. As I said earlier, this was a different story than the first two books.  For me, this was a 5 star review and in the end, I enjoyed reading it.