Review: To Have and to Harm is a dramatic and action packed conclusion to the Remedy series...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
To Have and to Harm is a completely different ball game than Keep You From Harm. After being taken by her father and separated from Lucas, Raielle isn't really living. She can't stop think about Lucas, and her father's cult of healers makes her suspicious.There are a lot of different game players in this book, and it made me miss Raielle's high school days. The intimacy of her friends and her relationship with Lucas was definitely missed. The Raielle I got to know in the first book lost herself, but under the circumstances Raielle was put in an impossible situation.Raielle is blind to her father's ulterior motives. It was frustrating to see her blind faith in her dad, and I wondered what happened to the girl with a good head on her shoulders in the first book. Her separation from Lucas really took an emotional toll on Raielle. Thankfully we didn't have to wait long for their reunion.Lucas and Raielle have been living close to one another in LA without even knowing it. Lucas would never leave her, and it felt like such a huge relief when they were brought back together. It was as if the rational part of her had returned.Between Raielle's greedy half brother, and one of her Father's followers, Grant-it's hard to decide who can be trusted. There are a lot more players in the game, and as Raielle and Lucas fight for their life, they must trust in each other and their love.To Have and to Harm is a dramatic and action packed conclusion to the Remedy series. Raielle and Lucas have endured a lot of heartache and secrets, but through it all, they had each other.