Fate, lives that are intertwined, soulmates, and self-discovery all come together in this fourth book of the Vivian Foxworthy series, giving you the deepest look yet into what makes Vivian tick and drives her forward. It’s the most honest Vivian has been with herself and the people around her and it paves the way for Vivian to move forward for the first time, content and sure in what she needs and what she still needs to do.
Sober, living with her best friend, and swearing off relationships, Vivian is happy for the first time in a while. Or at least as happy as she can be since being sober allows her nightmares to return and they’re a constant reminder of how far she’s come but also how much evil she’s done that still stains her very soul. A big believer in love, her well-meaning sister sets her up on a blind date. And it doesn’t suck. Johnny is like her kindred spirit, understanding her like no one else, but she’s torn because what she feels for Adrian is alluring, tempting, and it feels deep. Though if she can’t figure out what her dreams mean perhaps the nightmare man, a man she killed, will complete his hunt for her and none of that will matter. Either way her time is running out.
Way less action, Vivian doesn’t even almost die, but somehow, it’s even more satisfying than when she saves someone or solves some magical problem. It could be because I am ecstatic at who she ends up with, he was my pick, or it could be that this feels like the best version of herself Vivian has ever been. Either way this book is a superb addition to the series and I’m even more excited to see what comes next!