Review: Mystically Bound
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2013
Do not read the review to this book if you don't want spoilers for the previous books. This review is free of spoilers from Mystically Bound only. This is a series that has to be read in order. It simply cannot work any other way.I have to admit I spent the majority of the time reading this book with the thoughts of "Get on with it already" screaming through my head. This is not a bad thing with this tale though. It wasn't a dragging feeling. Readers learn in Demonically Tempted that Kipp is not dead. He is in fact in a hospital in a coma. So this can only be going in one direction. This man needs to get back in his body. We want a corporal, healthy Kipp. Stacey has created a series that is built around an insane anticipation factor.My heart truly goes out to Tess. This girl just wants a normal life. She is plagued by ghosts needing her assistance, demons that need to go back where they came from, and skeptical people who assume she is crazy. She has found a group of people similar to her. These fellow gifted individuals also know of spirits and magic and the other. They possibly have the answers to her problems. They use the possibility of this knowledge to force Tess into assisting them with their own mess.To say I am impatiently waiting for Eternally Devoted would be the understatement of the year. It's for several reasons though. Kipp and Tess are the obvious reason. The murder mystery created in Mystically Bound is the other. There are many secrets at the Animus house. Everyone there also seems to be either hiding something from Tess or they are doing things for completely selfish reasons. Tess just can't seem to catch a break.book received from author for the purpose of an honest review.