Review: This keeps getting better
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 25, 2014
Finally! More Jase and Juliette and Elliot! Loved Four Score! Less of the Gypsy Brothers in this one and more about Juliette and Jase although so many questions still linger. There's a fragile space of peace for Juliette right now, always ready to be torn wide open and shattered again by her past actions if Jase cannot see beyond the transgressions and forgive her. Juliette has always been tough as nails, but with Jase, her fears and vulnerabilities resurface. His fears and vulnerabilities resurface, too. They have both been through hell alone for the last 6 years. It's all so incredibly tragic and emotional. Hints are dropped about what happened to Jase after Juliette died the first time and about her father's death. There's no doubt about how Jase and Juliette feel for one another even when they exchange angry and hurtful words, but trust isn't quite solidified. She and Jase are such lost souls living each day numbly, but together, they are entwined with all kinds of charged feelings that are so impossible to sort out in a short period of time. Juliette's humanity may still be intact but she hasn't forgotten her need for revenge because Dornan will pay the price no matter what. I felt all of Juliette's pain and sadness and it was heart wrenching to see her be reunited with love again only to still desire violence and blood because her wounds were so incredibly deep, Jase can't stop her but she is becoming more careless. Not that I judged her because she does plenty of that to herself, she knows how screwed up her life is. Dornan's crimes are definitely punishment worthy. I was mostly afraid for her because of her fear of not ever feeling alive again once she accomplishes her mission. Well, the mission still remains to be completed and the next part of the story, Three Years, can't come soon enough. Yes, cliffhanger alert, but would it be any other way, Lili St Germain?