A common theme in all four books of this series is the
secrets that Violet keeps. But it isn’t really until this book that she
realizes that she is keeping too many of them, and that her best friend in the
whole world – Chelsea – is starting to get annoyed with them. Violet realizes
it and doesn’t know what to do about it on top of everything else.
It’s been a few months since Violet’s kidnapping and she’s
trying to deal with living with her own imprint. Her friends are worried about
her, but she doesn’t know how to be around them with this imprint. She’s taking
more of the sleeping pills to dull the echo. But it isn’t until her mother
cleans out the attic and finds a box of her grandmother’s old stuff that Violet
finds a way to deal with the imprint and that there is something going on with
her team. It turns out that the only time the echo/imprint goes away is when
the heart of the victim is taken out of the body. Rafe – because he still likes
Violet – digs up Caine and removes his heart so Violet can be at peace. And
then there’s the picture of the team her grandmother was on – The Circle of
Seven – that includes Dr. Lee, Rafe’s mom, and Krystal’s mom too.
In the other three books, I really liked the interlude
chapters that dealt with the killer POVs for that book. In this book, I really
didn’t like it. The killer this time around has major, major issues with family and drugs. It kind of made me sick. And
the prologue! That was just such a mean twist.
Final Rating: 5 out of 5 stars. This book was still really
good, but I still didn’t like the killer this time around. Also there were a
lot of unanswered questions for a final book of a series. What exactly happened
to the Circle of Seven? Who is in control of Violet’s current team? And even
though Violet ‘chose’ Jay, what about Rafe?
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