Book Blurb
Each time the boy appears, Sadie's unexplainable attraction to him deepens along with her need to unravel his secrets. The boy is there to protect her. But as wonderful and exciting as it might be to have an irresistible boy with crystal green eyes protecting her every move, every minute of the day . . . why does Sadie need one?
As Sadie finds answers, she realizes her life isn't as perfect as she thought. Not only is she caught in a world of dangerous secret agents she never knew existed, but it turns out her true identity may be the greatest secret of all.
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Toot's Review by Stacy Sabala
Sadie hasn’t
felt like herself lately. She is hit
with these bouts of sadness out of nowhere.
During one such time, she takes off to the beach. She longs for the quiet, calming effect of
the waves. Unfortunately, she almost
drowns after falling from a rock. A
strange boy saves her. She is drawn to
him and can’t stop thinking about him.
She knows nothing about him.
She tries to
forget him and get back to her life.
That is easier said than done. She
accepted a date with Nick to spend the day at Disneyland. Her best friend Heather is acting weird. Sadie can’t tell what is really going
on. Plus she can’t forget the mysterious
boy.
Rayne is
that mysterious boy and he has a job to do, keep Sadie safe. He has already broken a rule of the water
keepers by showing himself to her. He
needs to keep his distance. He tries but
when Sadie almost dies, he uses more water to heal her and their bond grows
deeper. He discovers he can’t stop
thinking about her. Yet he is determined
to keep his oath.
Sadie’s
feelings for Rayne grow. She knows she
is falling for him. However when he
tells her the feelings they have is caused by the water, she is devastated. She tries to distance herself but finds it
impossible. She is hurt and
confused. Then she comes face to face
with danger as the man with black eyes kidnaps her. Rayne comes for her and tells her more. She is shocked about what she learns. Her mother and her memories seem to make her
situation real. Rayne knows more about
Sadie then he lets on. More secrets are
revealed as Rayne meets with his boss.
This book
had an interesting storyline. I liked
the special types of people that exist including Rayne and the other water
keepers. The beginning is a bit
mysterious and Rayne makes an appearance.
Unfortunately I don’t like how he has to hide. Then his feelings seem to be hot and
cold. I feel sorry for Sadie. She spends a lot of the story hurt and
confused. Then she is falling in love
with Rayne. It is a yo-yo of emotions
that the author throws at the reader.
There is a
bit of confusion as to why Sadie is a target.
She is a pawn but the reader doesn’t know until the end. A lot comes together at the end to set the
stage for the next book. I wasn’t sure
what to expect. I felt I didn’t get
enough to fully understand the situation.
Rayne really made things worse in the long run. So he wasn’t my favorite character. In fact Sadie was a bit childish at times
which turned off my sympathy for her.
This book was an alright story. I
hope it gets better as it goes along. I
give it a 3 out of 5.
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