Review: Honest review given
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
Entwined is the third book in this gripping series and the prologue starts by taking us back to where (and under what circumstances) Michael first encounters Tori all those years ago. It gives us his pov of the story we already heard in the previous book.Michael's misunderstanding of what Tori's life was like and how willing she was, means that he holds her in a very dim light. Despite his disrespect for her, he is bound to uphold the promise he made to his brother, Henry.What ensues is a long, cross-country journey begrudgingly forcing Tori to pair up with Michael.What Tori learns is that he may be the first honourable man that she's encountered (besides the father-like figure that is Terry) and despite his misgivings, Michael begins to see a different side to her too.Tori still loathes to be touched and even though she is reluctant to show it, she's grateful for not only Michael's help but also his company. When she suspects that he's getting too comfortable though, she goes against her own developing feelings, demanding that he leave her alone.While Michael and Tori are side-stepping one another, there's the lingering questions about the FBI and their motives. Tori has already begun to deduce that there's more going on than she's been lead to believe but will we ever know what they're hiding? Will Tori ever be left to make a life for herself?Although the story still touches on horrific subject matters, it is far less harrowing and dark than certainly the first book was. Either that, or I'm becoming desensitised!Once again, this instalment in the series has been beautifully written. It left me with many more unanswered questions and I can't wait to see what happens in New York.