faerietears's review
5.0
Confession: I edited this book.
Another confession: Life is too short to edit a book you don't like. So I don't edit books I don't like.
And I liked this book. In fact, every time I read it (and believe me, while editing, I had to read it many times!) I liked it more and more each and every time.
Just when we thought life might get a little easier for Aimee (she literally came back from the dead in the first book, The Haunting of Secrets!) David is back with a vengeance. His original plan failed and he's determined to take her life and ascend. Whatever that means.
Everyone around Aimee is going crazy before falling into a coma. And Aimee knows she's the only one who can bring them back. But how? She's all alone.
There are twists and turns, and the first time I read this I'll admit, I was a little confused. The second time it all became clearer. And finally, after the last reading, it all made sense. But from the first reading it was an enjoyable book with enjoyable characters. Real characters. (Even if real people can't see your memories with just one touch.)
I think it takes a real talented storyteller to give you a book that isn't completely obvious on the first read.
I highly recommend this book, but you should absolutely read book 1, The Haunting of Secrets first!
Another confession: Life is too short to edit a book you don't like. So I don't edit books I don't like.
And I liked this book. In fact, every time I read it (and believe me, while editing, I had to read it many times!) I liked it more and more each and every time.
Just when we thought life might get a little easier for Aimee (she literally came back from the dead in the first book, The Haunting of Secrets!) David is back with a vengeance. His original plan failed and he's determined to take her life and ascend. Whatever that means.
Everyone around Aimee is going crazy before falling into a coma. And Aimee knows she's the only one who can bring them back. But how? She's all alone.
There are twists and turns, and the first time I read this I'll admit, I was a little confused. The second time it all became clearer. And finally, after the last reading, it all made sense. But from the first reading it was an enjoyable book with enjoyable characters. Real characters. (Even if real people can't see your memories with just one touch.)
I think it takes a real talented storyteller to give you a book that isn't completely obvious on the first read.
I highly recommend this book, but you should absolutely read book 1, The Haunting of Secrets first!
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