Because it’s just when you think you’re safe that you find yourself right in the path of destruction.

I have to say I was anxiously awaiting for this book after the monster cliffhanger of Storm Warning.  I NEEDED to know what happened.  Lets just say that I was very sad with the outcome and it is really difficult to review without spoiling the secrets!  I knew going in that one person was not going to survive and I knew going in I probably wasn’t go to like who doesn’t.  I mean how can you pick between the 5.  The story starts off with a bang and although it was a little slow in the middle I still wanted to keep trucking along because I just love all the characters and really wanted to see what was going to happen.  It does pick up in the end and really was a solid read.  There also are some unexpected moments that I never saw coming, which is always fun for me.  All in all this is a great little series, but be warned the storm is not over.  Lets just say I desperately need book 3.

4 Stars

♥ Sophie

Prologue – Cameron
I’d always heard that your entire life flashes before your eyes right before you die. Now, I can honestly say that it’s true. Well, almost true. It’s more like your mind flips through a mental photo album of all the things you’d done and the people you’d met—a birthday party, the first time you drove, someone’s face when you told them they’d never be as pretty as you, your mother’s reprimanding glare when you didn’t win the pageant title you were supposed to, you as a little girl waiting on the front steps for your father to come home—it’s all there. The good, the bad, the ugly. All of it.

You can try to focus on the good—like the face of the person you loved—but it’s no use. Whether you want to or not, you see it all. It must be God’s way of letting you see what he saw so you aren’t surprised when you end up on the other side in Hell. Which is exactly where I’d assumed I’d just booked a first class ticket too.

I was too weak to fight it—to argue that I was in fact a good person—once the storm decided that I was going to be one of its victims, there was nothing I could do but try to hold on to the face of the one person I was sure I’d never see again.

Served me right. I shouldn’t have waited to tell him how I felt. I should have told him the moment I felt it. The moment I realized that despite what I’d done in my past, I was a better person just for loving him.

As the darkness and quiet started to surround me, I knew that it was too late to beg for forgiveness now. Instead, I just closed my eyes and prayed for mercy.

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