TwinFlames: A Science Fantasy Romance

While "UpSpark" was all about self-discovery and a spiritual journey, and "StarDust" told a story about self-acceptance, trust, and hard work, "TwinFlames" is a tale of self-forgiveness, healing, and change. At first, Maia is a revenge-thirsty girl whose only purpose is to right the wrong commited against her sister. Underneath the snarky, defensive façade is a little girl whose faith in the world is destroyed, whose fear is overwhelming, and whose sisterly love is the only light in the dark. But then Gabe appears, with his readiness to understand Maia and support her, and she's not sure what to do. She's not sure whether she knows how to be loved, or whether she's worthy of it at all. Although I didn't really connect with her at first, I ended up growing really fond of our Wood flame. She made mistakes, she ran into walls, and she fell down, and in all of that she found the knowledge and strength to clear herself from blind rage, stand back up, and keep fighting for those she loves without losing herself in the process. This book truly hooked me, and as she usually does, Nicole hypnotized me with her beatiful prose and agile pacing. If there's something we can already expect from FireWater, it's an absolute blast of a series finale. (THE ABSOLUTE CLIFFHANGER AT THE END OF THIS BOOK!? I. MEAN. MY MIND WENT KABOOM. FIREWATER CAN'T BE ANYTHING LESS THAN EXCELLENT.) My eyes already itch to read the last installment in this series, even if I'm a little sad that it will be over once I do!