If I had a criticism for this issue, as with any book within this title, it simply ends too soon – but always with a cliffhanger making us wanting more. Rose was a girl who is vulnerable, inexperienced to the toxicity of Drucilla's lies and ruthlessness, and yet this story opens her to the corruption which she must now fight. Ila has shown her the way and now pushes her into an uncertain future as if she is a young fledgling just learning to fly. You want to take her by the hand to guide her, but at the same time, in the back of your mind, the reader knows life isn't always that easy. Will these actions shatter her confidence or only make her stronger? It isn't the uncertainty of knowing which makes the wait painful … it's the trauma of leaving this suspenseful open wound to linger without treatment – and the only known cure is the next issue of Rose. Why are the best things in life so traumatizing when you have to wait so long? Read Full Review