Review: Better than the first one
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
This book pulled me in so quickly and held my attention throughout the entire book.  I cringed with the anger, and actually did a fist pump with the joy.  The characters are so well written, that I imagined I was there with all of them seeing the action unfold instead of just reading the words.  Kat and Dillon started out interested in each other, but both had to show their strength and superiority in life.  The bond they had with their siblings Kiki and Owen (respectively) was brilliant and true.  The attraction that Kat and Dillon had was so strong, but because of their past and the protective feelings they had it was hard to let people in.The truth will set you free and will open the walls of your heart is definitely a strong point of this book.  It also carries over on the gods side of the story.  When Dita finally found out the truth, (which her heart knew) I was truly excited to see who was by her side.  A smile and a fist pump, and re-reading the section to confirm what I read was a great feeling!!  I loved how Dita handled the truth and actually saw the emotions and feelings.  I am glad that Dita learned to let things that were weighing her down go and not carry them any longer.