Review: Love Kale, and the book was amazing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 8, 2013
Oh my, this book was really good. You know when your reading a book about a couple of people who haven’t seen each other in a long time and you are wondering what’s going to happen when they see each other for the first time in years, talk to each other. You’re on the edge of your seat wanting that moment to show up and it seems like it never will....and then BAMM it does! This book totally does that.I kept reading, so much so that I couldn't bear to miss Kale and Katrina's "reunion". When it happened I figured there would be some anger, lust and all that jazz, but Magen spins it so well it's still explosive.I absolutely love Kale, the youngest of the warriors, who has been hurt and is so desperately sad, you feel his pain and suffering and want to reach into the book and pull him into a tight hug and tell him everything is going to be okay.Katrina, has her own pain and suffering. enough so that you would think she would never be able to heal, and once both of them realized the stories of deceit they heard about one another is fabricated you want to kick them both for wasting so much time, but the time apart is actually quite important, "the obstacle" in their path.This book was great. The characters so "alive" and in the end you wish for more, not because it ended too abruptly but because you love the characters so much you don't want the story to end.