Save Me by Eliza Freed

Save Me by Eliza Freed
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Reviewed by: Neilliza
*A copy provided by publisher, in return for an honest review.*

☆☆☆☆ 3.5 ☆☆☆☆

Save Me is the conclusion to Eliza Freed’s lost soul series.

This book has left me in a an emotional state. I’m not sure how I feel about how the book ended. I am in complete shock and pain for the lost of characters and grieve for the way they went. This book have broken my heart in so many pieces I don’t know what to do with myself.

Before I started reading book 3, I saw the whole story go another way. I saw the sadness and the guilt each character was about to go through, but once I started reading everything crushed my heart. There was so much sadness, tragedy and heartache throughout the whole book. I was holding on to my dear heart to take it all in, but I just couldn’t. I couldn’t stomach what happened to my most favorite character, it teared me apart reading of the tragedy. But as the storm hitting Charlotte’s life left to right, I also understood how things played out. I learned to love Noble, as he is as perfect a husband should be. But at the same time I was hoping I would have more of Jason in the story. As the story progresses, you always see that Charlotte will always love Jason so much more, but at the same time you see that she is very faithful wife to Noble. While Charlotte tries to be a good wife to Noble, the dance between her and Jason never stopped, until something else stopped it.

Jason and Charlotte’s time may not have been much in this book, but the sparks when they were together and letting their feelings out was always my favorite. They had so much chemistry and heat for each other, I just couldn’t see Charlotte with anyone but Jason. Yes Noble is perfect husband, his safe and his so loving, but I will always see Charlotte as someone who belonged with Jason.

I wish I could say I loved this book, but I can’t. Yes Eliza Freed is a great writing, but she completely gutted me with this book. After finishing this series, I can say that I recommend the very first book. The first book will always be my favorite and this the least.


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