Tia Williams. That could be the whole review. Honestly.

All of my expectations were met in this book. But the added bonus was the subtle connection to her previous title Seven Days in June.

Ricki and Ezra don’t just feel like characters on a page. They are people that we know and love that we’ve seen. Despite their supernatural circumstances and connection.

Truthfully all of the characters in this story are given just the right amount of stage time that don’t leave you feeling like they weren’t necessary to the story.

By the end of this book you don’t feel like there were stones left unturned or questions unanswered.