Review of The Kiss that Saved Me by Kristy Nicolle

Review of The Kiss that Saved Me by Kristy Nicolle

Reviewed by Late Night Books and Reviews admin Char

The Kiss That Saved Me, the second book in the Tidal Kiss Trilogy, begins shortly after the first book, The Kiss that Killed Me, ended. Like the first book, this is a paranormal romance with suspense based on Greek mythology and mermaid lore.

It’s got a good storyline and the author was very detailed in her vision of the underwater world and the world above.  I really liked the mythology and history references. I also loved the descriptions the house on the cliff.

Once again, Callie and Orion are the two main characters in the novel. Callie and Orion must face the aftermath of the events from book one. They are thrust into a situation that neither of them are prepared for and they struggle to deal with things. They both need to discover who they are and who they want to be.

A few additional characters are introduced in this book that make things very interesting. Vex makes things fun and I am looking forward to see much more of him in the next book.

Callie does a lot of learning and maturing in the Kiss That Saved Me. She explores her darker side through this book, and is tempted to give up everything. She grows as an individual and also as a character. In book one, she was a typical high school student and in this book, she becomes a woman. She has to deal with

Orion shows vulnerability, stubbornness and a fear of losing everything, especially after he almost lost Callie. He also did a lot of growing and maturing in this book. I love that he is still mysterious, sexy, and a complete hottie.

There was much more action in the book and the storyline gets more complex. I am looking forward to the next book in the series.

Five STARS  * * * * *