There isn’t a lot of brutal action, so the book is pretty much about patching up, healing, remembering and…maybe falling in love all over again. War and violence wise, this book is calmer than the previous installment.
Unlike Special Forces – Soldiers, there are a lot of moments in this book where the narration is so slow, it burned my eyes. Most of the time my emotions were walking a very thin line–I actually hated Vadim and Dan as much as I loved them, and, believe me when I say, if they were in front of me, I would have slapped the shit out of those guys. There were times where I cried and times where I was literally screaming at my Kindle in frustration. Just random, random stuff that broke my heart, and I’m pretty sure that a lot of you have experienced it like I did. For once, I want to talk about the emotions this book triggered in me–frustration, compassion, pure hate, sadness, happiness.
This book…so hard to review without any spoilers, so don’t expect to read anything that actually makes sense. Today I will be streaming random and incoherent thoughts, this is what the book did to me.
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