Bewitched Bookworms

5 stars is not enough ... make it a 5 with a crown, or a star... This was epic wonderment, full of love and heartbreak and I had tears in my eyes nearly the whole time listening to it.. Seriously, the title couldn't be more fitting. I loved Fallen and Torment but Passion is the brilliant masterpiece so far in this series. Luce travels back in time and visits her old self. She watches how she and Daniel fall in love, are in love only for Luce to die - over and over and over again. This love is so heartbreaking, so full of epic love and passion it makes my heart swell just not thinking about it. She travels further back and back to get to the bottom of the love between them. She wants to understand, why this circle of love and loss happens. But also, why Daniel loves her. Does he love truly the Luce she is right now? Or a picture of an old Luce, what is it?Daniel is on her heels, trying to get to her and help her on her path back in time. But he's always a fraction to late. Also Daniel has to watch his younger self with the love of his life and ... also see her die... Both try to find the loophole in their ancient curse, something they can do to change the past so that they can be together - forever! But for that, they have to find the beginning. You will learn so very much about Daniel and Luce, we get to understand their love while Luce is jumping back in time. What you learn about Daniel will break your heart, I was sobbing a few times, literally sobbing. I am in awe! This is perfection, "Passion" has it all: the love, the desperation, the wonderment of soul mates, the beauty and the heartbreak. Everything I'm looking for in a novel, I found here. Thank you Lauren Kate for Passion! But listening to the audiobook made my experience with Passion even better and whole. Justine Eyre is one of the best female narrators, maybe even the best. She has this incredible range of accents and she delivers each line with the emotion that is needed. She brought "Passion" even more to life fr me and I bow my head for this woman. This is what an audiobook is about, the narrator has to deliver emotions to trigger those feelings you are reading about. Justine Eyre just did that ... I will go back and listen to Fallen and Torment now...