Review: By Far The Best
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 21, 2014
With the death of someone Visola loves she embarks on a one person war with America. Not letting anyone know where she is she goes after key people in the CIA, not caring who she kills to get to them. The way it is written you feel all of Visola's emotions as she goes through them. You feel her loss, pain, anger, hatred and even elation when the plan goes right. But when confronted with a small scared child we see Visola become human again and I was glad because I did not want her to become a totally heartless killing machine.We get to meet the man called Leviathan that had everybody worried about at the end of book 5. Once upon a time Visola was in love with him and Aazuria was to marry him. His real name is Prince Taranis of Atlantis and I like him so much. He seems to be a perfect match for Aazuria. Once again we get Trevain who wants to have his cake and eat it too. He tells Elandria that he chooses her. They both say they love Aazuria so much then they call her a statue who is cold as stone and have a laugh. While Trevain is with two wives he doesn't want anyone near Aazuria so it is one of my favorites lines in the book when Trevain meets Taranis and says he is Aazurias husband and Taranis looks at him and says "Her part time husband, right?" All I could do was laugh and say out loud YES! It's about time someone said that to him.If I had to write about everything I loved about this book it would probably be as long as the book. Needless to say this series just keeps getting better. There were twist, turns, and parts you just didn't see coming. Her characters leap off the pages and make you feel like they are real. I don't know how Nadia does it but please don't stop and if it helps to get book 7 written I will gladly come do your shopping, cooking, cleaning and errands. I simply love these mermaids.