BLURB:
Clint "Grim" Walker has always been clear about two things in his life: his love of his Marine career and his love for Haven Davenport.
His self-missions were clear: be the best Marine possible. Protect Haven at all costs.
But when the two objectives collide they leave his once stable existence in chaos.
His self-missions were clear: be the best Marine possible. Protect Haven at all costs.
But when the two objectives collide they leave his once stable existence in chaos.
MY REVIEW:
Chaos begins right where Havoc ended. So much happened in this story, the characters grew and a lot of wonderful things happened between Clint and Haven as well as between Clint and his father. I liked the fact that things worked out with Haven and Clint, especially with the huge fight they had.
The one thing I can say about this book is it got me involved emotionally. There are not a lot of books that can make me cry and cheer and really support the characters yet Chaos did just that. There were times throughout the story when I just really wanted to give Haven a good shake but honestly, with everything that she went through, I sometimes couldn't blame her for how she is. Chaos is one of those books that you like yet hate at the same time: You like it because of the realism to it and the depth of the characters, you hate it because it makes you cry and hurt inside. I think that is why Chaos is a very likable story.
I give Chaos a FOUR SHOOTING STARS!! Its wonderfully emotional, with characters that were down to earth and who felt they could of been real. Xavier Neal created a story that gets you emotionally involved and ended it so you would come back for the next book.
The one thing I can say about this book is it got me involved emotionally. There are not a lot of books that can make me cry and cheer and really support the characters yet Chaos did just that. There were times throughout the story when I just really wanted to give Haven a good shake but honestly, with everything that she went through, I sometimes couldn't blame her for how she is. Chaos is one of those books that you like yet hate at the same time: You like it because of the realism to it and the depth of the characters, you hate it because it makes you cry and hurt inside. I think that is why Chaos is a very likable story.
I give Chaos a FOUR SHOOTING STARS!! Its wonderfully emotional, with characters that were down to earth and who felt they could of been real. Xavier Neal created a story that gets you emotionally involved and ended it so you would come back for the next book.
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