Although Noelle is bitchy and has this air about her, I think she grew to care for Reed in her mysterious yet creepy way. After everything I've read, I'm not looking at Noelle to be the one who does Reed in, in the end. She was set up and fell for it because of her vulnerability. Yes, Reed did make a mistake at the Legacy, but it wasn't all her fault. I've gone through some things Reed has: the ostracizing, the humiliation, the pain. I think book was my favorite so far, even if it wasn't Reed's best time. Now, if we could only convince Reed that she should call the cops when people break into her room, we might keep the body count down. The book is so good that once I let myself start it, I had to read straight on until my suspicions were proven correct. I just had no idea why she did it or her connection to the last friend who was secretly trying to break Reed. I have spent every other book since Sabine appeared shrieking that there's something just not quite right about the girl and this time I spent, literally, the entire book willing Reed to realize that for whatever reason, Sabine was the killer and Reed's stalker as well. Most of Revelation revolves around Reed trying to win her way back into Billings as well as her attempts to find out who really killed Cheyenne.

Thankfully once the girl seems to hit rock bottom, she finds she has a spine of her own, and she gets some Noelle worthy snaps. The better I become at both, the more readily accessed and identified is this grace, and the better will be my contribution.Much as I love the Private series, I will admit that Reed tends to grate on my nerves after a short while. I paint because I love and because I love to paint. I firmly believe that when a painting succeeds, I have not created it, but rather participated in it.

Through art we can come to feel and understand and love more completely-we become more human. It should remind us of what we have forgotten, illuminate what we know, or teach us new things. I believe art should facilitate this journey, rather than simply decorate it, or worse, distract us from it. The process is difficult and filled with awkward discoveries and happy encounters, dreadful sorrow, and unmitigated joy sometimes several at once. With a wide variety of options to choose from, including paintings of Christ, depictions of angels and of course the famous Brian Kershisnik nativity painting, it’s easy to find something that fits your style and your home.īrian Kershisnik said this about art: 'There is great importance in successfully becoming human, in striving to fully understand others, ourselves and God. Looking for art that inspires? Brian Kershisnik has an abstract artistic style, ensuring that when you invest in one of his pieces, you’re investing in something unique and beautiful.

Revelation by kate brian