Review: Unfortunately, this book fell a little flat for me.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2014
This review is literally painful for me to write. J.A. Redmerski is one of my all time favorite authors. I loved, loved, loved The Edge of Never series and was totally obsessed with her In the Company of Killers series. Unfortunately, this book fell a little flat for me. It wasn't what I'm used to from Ms. Redmerski.Don't get me wrong this book is still insanely well written, the characters left their mark, and my emotions were real. To me, if an author is able to make me feel, like really make me feel emotional then the book was a success.The entire time I was reading this book I was feeling something. Most of the time it was frustration because I wanted to like Bray but I just couldn't she was so distant and cold and unlikeable. Sometimes I felt anger because Elias was a good man, who loved her (Lord only knows why) and she kept pushing him away. Sometimes I felt pain because it was obvious both of them had suffered and were suffering through something awful. By the end of the book I felt relief and a little bit of happiness.Bray and Elias get their HEA but it is absolutely painful watching and waiting and hoping for them to get there.Overall it was a well written book that evoked several emotions from me, and maybe my standards are too high for this author but this just wasn't the one for me, sadly.By the way this book is a standalone but Andrew and Camryn make an appearance!