Synopsis
All of Faith Hitchin’s rules are broken, shattered forever with a promise made in front of glass.
It should be easy; plan a wedding, prepare for a TV show and spend her life with the man she loves.
But, the demons of the past don’t care about rules and promises. As Elijah and Faith try to carve a life for themselves, deep secrets long buried will come to challenge them one final time. Old friendships will break her heart as her past and present clash with tragic results.
While Faith faces the memories of her shattered childhood and the Fairclough’s play games with her future. Will she be strong enough to stand firm and not run?
When her ultimate challenge arrives, Faith will need to decide what sort of woman she wants to be. Will she remember the promises made with gold before her tears run free forever?
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Our Thoughts:
"Grief and heartache chase us all, toying with us from within the depths of shadows we can't escape"
Wow - this entire trilogy evoked a roller coaster of emotions in me.
From the rough start in book one to the heartbreak and loss in book two, and finally the emotionally raw conclusion that is book three.
This is NOT a standalone. I am going to assume you have read the first two books in the trilogy so there is no need to go over the characters and plot lines
"Don't lie to me again. If it's not your whole heart, it's a lie" -Abi
I was a bit upset with Eli in this final episode. In my eyes, he broke his promise, a couple of times. No matter how bruised his ego was I did not agree with his decision. I understood it slightly but to me, it just felt like emotional blackmail. I did however like the changes he chose in the last few chapters. Maybe I can see past his errors and forgive him, maybe.
"Sometimes you got to believe"
I think the universe had it out for Faith. Her whole journey was such a whirlwind of heartache and angst blended with a bit of self discovery and forgiveness.
I believe she finally found Faith. but at what a price.
She paid the most IMO for her HEA
So many skeletons are uncovered in this final episode. Some are "holy chit" shocking" others I sort of foresaw coming. A few new friends were made and sadly some old ones were lost.
I will suggest having tissues handy as there are a few scenes that may bring on the ugly cry.
I really enjoyed watching some of the characters blossom and come into their own while others finally got their comeuppance.
A few of my favorite supporting characters need their own stories -- hint hint-- and grandma needs her own memorial service (just a thought)
Meet the Author
"Grief and heartache chase us all, toying with us from within the depths of shadows we can't escape"
Wow - this entire trilogy evoked a roller coaster of emotions in me.
From the rough start in book one to the heartbreak and loss in book two, and finally the emotionally raw conclusion that is book three.
This is NOT a standalone. I am going to assume you have read the first two books in the trilogy so there is no need to go over the characters and plot lines
"Don't lie to me again. If it's not your whole heart, it's a lie" -Abi
I was a bit upset with Eli in this final episode. In my eyes, he broke his promise, a couple of times. No matter how bruised his ego was I did not agree with his decision. I understood it slightly but to me, it just felt like emotional blackmail. I did however like the changes he chose in the last few chapters. Maybe I can see past his errors and forgive him, maybe.
"Sometimes you got to believe"
I think the universe had it out for Faith. Her whole journey was such a whirlwind of heartache and angst blended with a bit of self discovery and forgiveness.
I believe she finally found Faith. but at what a price.
She paid the most IMO for her HEA
So many skeletons are uncovered in this final episode. Some are "holy chit" shocking" others I sort of foresaw coming. A few new friends were made and sadly some old ones were lost.
I will suggest having tissues handy as there are a few scenes that may bring on the ugly cry.
I really enjoyed watching some of the characters blossom and come into their own while others finally got their comeuppance.
A few of my favorite supporting characters need their own stories -- hint hint-- and grandma needs her own memorial service (just a thought)
Meet the Author
A book hoarder and coffee addict by heart Anna Bloom loves to write extraordinary stories about real love. Based south of London with her husband, three children and a dog with a beard, Anna likes to connect with readers, fan girl over her favourite authors and binge watch Supernatural while drinking lots of wine.
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