He is a loyal friend that will stand up for you in any situation and is your partner in crime. He’s funny and loving and even if he doesn’t have any love life advise he sure does have lots of advice for how you can grow as a character and jump over your shadow. Juliette convinces everyone (except Adam) to join forces. Together, they can convince both the civilians and the soldiers to stand together. Once the Commander is dead, she’ll become the new SC. The last part of the plan has a few people doing double takes, but they swear to follow her into battle. Warner confesses his love. I have been burned and broken. I feel like I have been stripped down and thrashed and beaten raw. This book has left me bare. The passion, the uncertainty. Juliette never knew how to say the right things and was all the while screaming inside. I know exactly how she feels. My passion for life has been awakened. I feel alive. And some how I know I will never write anything so amazing, so earth shattering for my emotions. Shatter me, destroy me, ignite me. It\’s all changed.This series has changed me. I\’ve heard about books that have such a profound affect on the reader. Never experienced one. Now I have experienced three. I will admit, the second one was the best. Ignite Me had some slow moments, some pass the time of day moments that could have been left out. But I was thrilled by the emotional developments of the characters, because that is what this book was, an emotional ride, deep into Juliette\’s soul. I am pleased with how she turned out. Even more pleased about the relationship between her and Warner. Oh, and Kenji, I loved him. At one point, when Juliette has a big revelation, I though it might mean something different between the two, but only for a brief second, and only because their friendship had gone so deep. Adam–a brat in this novel. I loved him in the first one. But he was an out right brat. I couldn\’t feel for him. I hated him for being so selfish. But I understood why, I just wished he could get over it. And Warner, can\’t say anything. Because I loved him, all the twisted, psycho, and tender moments. His looks, his every movement, every punctuated pause . . . Every grapple through pain . . . At one point he says, you destroy me. Eep! Geez. Loved it. And every time he called her, love, even when his heart had been torn out, it tore mine out too. Anyway, one caution, this might not be for my LDS friends, tons of swearing and taking of the lords name in vain. Mostly from Kenji. Ha. The steamy scenes were PG-13 as well. So use your best judgement, if you want to assail your ears . . .

i can still point out its flaws and i still am really frustrated with the ending but at this point, i know this book so well that i can see it like it's a freakin movie. it's insane. i love juliette so so so so so so so so so so so so so much, holy shiitake mushrooms. okay. i don't know how to pull myself out of this slump coming on. jeez. That’s all that’s my take on my comfort book and yeah BEST LOVE CONFESSION ON THIS PLANET IN HERE LIKE WOW AARON KNOWS HIS WAY WITH WORDSJuliette is one of my favorite female mc because of her character development and the way she never gave up and continued to grow and grow and become a stronger person. When you compare Juliette from book one to in this book, you can see a massive change in not only the way she talks and thinks about herself but also because of how she is respected by other people.

He and I would end up like water going nowhere. Water that never moves-- It's fine for a little while. You can drink from it and it'll sustain you. But if it sits too long it goes bad. It grows stale. It becomes toxic. I need waves. I need waterfalls. I want rushing currents." WARNER USING THE WORD LOVE. Oh, the cringe. It was used over 50 times... This made cringe so hard that I was trying to find any possible way to avoid reading the sentences in which he says love.You need time to process this and you clearly have no use for my company. I will attend to a few tasks until you’re ready to talk.”