Review: Speaking five star
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 1, 2014
You definitely have to read Steel and Ice before your read this, while S&I; was from Elle's view this is all from J's point of view and while many of the scenes are the same seeing them through someone else's eyes gives them a totally different perspective.I liked J from S&I; but now I understand him more, you get to see what made him who he is. And how decisions even just one bad one that can be made as a teenager can have such wide spread effects, but that sometimes it's not just one bad decision but one slightly bad that leads to a little worse and you are on a slippery track that leads to a bad life.That's where J is when he mets Elle in a black hole with no light then all of a sudden he has light and purpose, but the question is what is he going to do with it, will he choose Elle or the darkness, but once you've seen the light how can you let it go.Once again Emily has left us at an OMG moment I don't know how she does it but it's done with such skill that we barely complain just hurriedly await the next installment. All the characters are again bought to life with such a deft hand that not one of them is forgettable and good or bad you will remember them all as they have become so real in your mind.I received a free copy for an honest review.