Billie Kowalewski

This is the conclusion to Harmony and Kaleb's story. Harmony is still with Kaleb (as Curt) telling him the story of their lives as Veronica and Seth, including his untimely death. I knew that part of the story was coming, as it was in Chapter 1 of Enlightened (Book 1), but it was still so heart wrenching to read.

Harmony's purpose for telling him this story, is the hope that he will connect the dots as to why he feels so depressed on Earth, why he's been dreaming of her for so long and why he needs to continue living in this life.

It was a great ending to the story, a emotional series which really grips you from the start, and makes you want to read and read until the end.… (altro)

After Kaleb went to Earth without Harmony in Enlightened, and ended up severely depressed in his life there, Harmony uses an unusual method to try to pull him out of his funk.

This book really delves into Harmony's life as Veronica, and shows how she met Seth. She had a truly terrible upbringing, and I was getting frustrated for her while reading it! I am glad she had Seth in that life, though poor Seth had a horrible childhood, also!

The are things left unfinished in this story, so I am really looking forward to reading the next book and seeing how it all plays out.… (altro)

This story hooked me from the start. Harmony and Kaleb are souls who have been through a lot of lives together on Earth, but Harmony keeps dying at a young age, and in some truly terrible ways! I had to laugh at some of the awful things that happened to her. But there is a reason for all of her short lives, something she eventually will discover.

The characters were interesting and fun to read, and the whole premise of living more than one life this way was really intriguing to me. I read this entire book in one sitting and was left needing more! Highly recommend!… (altro)