True is the third and last installment of the Elixir Trilogy. I would suggest if you are not satisfy with my review that you read it and find out about it yourself. The story by the way revolves around that problem, of Sage's soul inside Nico's. Hello? Awkward much? Even if you say that you could see Sage inside.

Because honestly, I don't really find it okay. I can't remember if there was a real reason as to why she can't be shown again in the last book. And I keep expecting she would show up again.īut no she didn't. That's what I remember too about the second book. They just became a conscious projection of mind or something. Actually it's a family of ghosts or souls or whatever they were called.I think it was because of drinking the Elixir. I KNOW I remember something about a ghost who helped Clea in the second book. As I have said, Sage's soul was now inside Nico's body. What I liked was that Hilary Duff took a different approach about it.

So yeah, I had enough of those kind of plot. And there's a series of past life for the girl and the boy is always trying to save the girl and there's this other boy who ALWAYS ruin things for them because that other boy's in love with the girl. Anyway, the plot line I was saying was that Elixir thingy that you'll be immortal if you drink it. I know there's this other book that's alike with this. And I also know that the plot line is somewhat similar to The Immortal series of Alyson Noel and. When I started reading the first book a year or so ago, I know that I liked it a lot. Then I started to remember as I go on reading this book. :/ I just know that Sage's soul is now inside Nico's body. Yes, I also forgot what's the title for the second book. When I first started reading this third book, I can't remember what really happened in the second book.

Elixir by hilary duff