The Vessel
By Felicia Tatum
Book Synopsis
Scott and Olivia survived the dreaded dance, only to be
faced with the aftermath of their meeting. Now, they are on the hunt for the
descendant of Devlin Hart, the sorcerer who originally cast the curse on the
Tabors family, while making the best of every moment they have together. With
everything that's happening, will their love be able to make it?
Olivia’s happiness with Scott is cut short. When unexpected
events thrust her in an interesting situation, she must make the best of what
she has, while trying to save herself. She loves Scott, but can’t shake the
uneasiness of what’s happening. When her parents are taken, her brother comes
back to town, and mysterious men start following her, Olivia must reach deep
inside to find her true self.
Scott is on the mission to break the curse on his beloved
family, but will he also have to fight for Olivia's heart? When an interesting
situation is thrown into their relationship, he must fight his jealousy and
continue to woo the woman he loves. With the stress of the descendant and The
Crimson Calamitous, will Scott be able to show Olivia just how much he cares
for her before he loses her forever?
My Review
5 Stars
The Vessel is the second book in Felicia Tatum’s The White
Aura series which follows Olivia Whitehead and Scott Tabors continues their
exciting journey through ancient evil, curses and holding onto love. Where The
White Aura ends after the high school dance from hell, The Vessel picks up
during the aftermath. The first chapter was nothing like I expected after
thinking about where Tatum would take the story. It shocked me, I re-read it to
make sure it wasn’t my imagination playing tricks on me. Repeatedly throughout
reading The Vessel, I found myself asking “Oh my God, did that really just
happen?”
Felicia Tatum brings the gang back together for a fast paced
intense plot, where so many truths are revealed I feared my Livvie may break.
Mr. Sexy (Scott) got to show us a whole different side where his jealousy and
snide comments lead Olivia to question herself in more ways than one. Sadie,
who was one of my favorites from The White Aura had a bigger role this time
around and I really enjoyed reading the scenes with her putting everyone in
their place. To me, she seems to do a good job of keeping everyone focused and
relaxed which was definitely needed after all the news and circumstances the
characters had to face in this book.
Overall after learning whom Devlin’s descendant was I will
be anxiously awaiting the final book in this series. Felicia Tatum kept me
turning the pages till the wee hours in the morning with all her exciting
twists. Every time I thought I had something figured out another bomb was
dropped and I was left in the wake forced to keep reading because I needed to
know what happened.
**You can read my review for Felicia Tatum's first book, The White Aura here
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