Review: sad to see it end, though it ended with a bang
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 5, 2012
Liam is water.  Without it there is no life.  Water seems gentle and flowing.  It fills and forms to whatever is around it but water can be the most destructive force on earth.  Water made the Grand Canyon.  Liam tears through Rhia (Earth Dryad) leaving an emotional scar not unlike that.  He would not be able to do that if they weren't so perfectly suited to one another. Water and Earth are two sides of the same. It is appropriate that Liam's story flowed in and out of the other three but when his own book came it forever changed the course of all 4 Dryad's lives.This was a satisfying end to this exciting series.  It was as unique as Liam himself.  He seems so happy go lucky, going with the flow, but it is him that drives it all.  I enjoyed the bad guys in this one.  They didn't just do exactly what they had in the others.  They came up with a new plan and it was quite the shocker.  I enjoyed reading Liam battling within himself, like a stream that looks so smooth on the surface but rages in its depths.I am surprised that my favorites were Blythe's story with Liam's a close second.  Fire and Water.  They are so action packed. Read all four, in order and see which your favorites are.