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A review by elylibrarysec
Resurrection of the Heart by A. Zavarelli, Natasha Knight
5.0
Santiago starts us off right where the previous book ended. Ivy’s in a situation that may have you wondering when things will turn around. This story starts out with heart-wrenching desperation. Our authors really grabbed my attention, especially since I’ve come this far how could I even think of stopping. I needed to know what type of ending our main characters were going to get.
If you were to look up the saying “saving the best for last”, this book would appear. The other two books were just a teaser for what happens here. I got a little bit of a mystery, some may even think intrigue, with watching a man who is tough as nails learn that he can be worthy of a woman’s love. If you love a lot of steam between the main characters then you’ll be happy with the authors. Nothing is ever simple and that’s what causes me to keep turning the page – no way am I going to stop until I read the very last word. But by the time I get there, I have to wonder if we’re done with the society. I guess that only time will tell.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
If you were to look up the saying “saving the best for last”, this book would appear. The other two books were just a teaser for what happens here. I got a little bit of a mystery, some may even think intrigue, with watching a man who is tough as nails learn that he can be worthy of a woman’s love. If you love a lot of steam between the main characters then you’ll be happy with the authors. Nothing is ever simple and that’s what causes me to keep turning the page – no way am I going to stop until I read the very last word. But by the time I get there, I have to wonder if we’re done with the society. I guess that only time will tell.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.