Christy and Austin are seeing the world through glasses that may be actually showing them the truth. It looks like they are going to be free from the hospital, but when they get outside, the world is not the way they expect it to be. There they meet Outlaw, someone who is telling them they are perfect the way they are - there is no need for corrections. They just can't forget.
Once the glasses are gone, it's easy to forget what they learned. They're going to have to overcome what their minds are telling them and see the truth.
I had to read this one a little more slowly than the others. With the other 3, the action was so intense that I just had to keep reading, but the interaction with Outlaw was something that I had to read slowly so I wouldn't miss anything. It was a truth that most of us forget on a daily basis.
I loved this book. It has ties with Showdown, so if you have read the Paradise series, you will see the connection easily. When I was getting closer to the end, I could feel a sequel coming, and I was right. There was a "coming soon" for Water Walker, the next book in The Outlaw Chronicles. I couldn't find any information on it at this time.
I can't say enough about how much of a master this author is. There were two parts in this book that really struck a chord with me. One of them was about how you need to see yourself whole to love yourself and others. I'm going to keep an eye out for when they're coming out with the next one. What it all boils down to is: Who are you willing to be? Are you willing to be an Outlaw? Great book!
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