Review: Loved it!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 31, 2013
Beyond Fate needed to be written and Heather Lyons did the impossible, she made me love Jonah.  She took a character that I had no real connection to, she commanded I understand his motives and she made me realize just how deep his hurt goes, not to mention his guilt.  It might be a bit extreme to say I had no connection to Jonah but that’s just me being dramatic, when in reality I’m just Team Kellan.“When you fall in love with somebody, you shouldn’t have to share them and that feeling they inspire in you, not even with your twin brother.”This story broke my heart because it’s as though Jonah was always one step behind.  Every decision he made was either the wrong one or because he wasn’t quick enough.  All he wanted was this one thing, the one person he had been dreaming about for a lifetime and he loved Chloe without thinking twice about it.I should’ve pushed for his belief all those years ago, because that lack of faith in my brother has snowballed until this very moment, where our relationship dangles over a very precarious precipice.  We are fractured, and I don’t know how to fix it.”It’s safe to say this is a stress inducing series because you feel everyone’s angst and Beyond Fate is no different.  I was constantly feeling a tremendous amount of heart burn for Jonah, would he make peace with Kellan or will he finally find happiness with Chloe?  Clearly, I know the outcome since this is the companion novella to A Matter of Fate (#1) but that’s how much this story sucked me back in and it answered so many of my questions.“Something in me changes, shifts and alters and electrifies and melts and suddenly the worlds make sense.  All of the doubts I’d had evaporate as I pull her closer.  Home.  I’m home.  I am finally, mercifully, home with the person I’m meant to be with.”There was a point in when I was cheering for Jonah and Chloe. *gasp*  I wanted them to be together and find that happiness they both deserve and I realized, there is no villain in this story but only fate and she’s evil.“Thank you, he tells me before fading away again, and I can’t help but wonder if this is what my life is going to be like now: constantly stuck between the two of them.”If you haven’t given the Fate Series a chance, trust me…you must because it’s absolutely fabulous!!!