This is a steamy fast past novel. The writing was very modern and highlighted some issues usually faced by those in the celebrity world. Often times we look at Celebrities and we forget that they are human as well. The ending was quite interesting. I would recommend for anyone who wants a quick romance novel read.
HERE BEGINS MY LOVE FOR THE AUTHOR
This novel, short and mind blowing will leave readers, shocked and in awe. The writing is near perfect, and the author did a fantastic job keeping the reader enthralled. The genre of the novel is a mix of erotica and fictiol. There are steamy passionate and completely sinful sexual scenes. These are thoroughly described, with nothing left to the imagination. My senses were deeply opened and blown away by the scenes presented. There is a very strong story line and excellent character build up. The conclusion is legendary! A very surprising twist which i did not see coming , but lends to an exquisite end. This is not typical love story. I guarantee that it is a good read!
This book was listed as Erotic fiction, and it was not true to its name. It was a interesting play on the traditional Beauty and the Beast story. I'm not saying it was a poor book because it was well written with strong characters, however, their development was inconsistent. It was an "ok" book, that one can take the chance to buy. I was disappointed in the not almost cold erotic scenes. I received an advance copy for an honest review.
| Let me start with the positives. This book blew my expectations ( but yes I still gave 3 stars, you shall see why later). Very good writing style. No first person( which is despise) unless in active conversation. Very few grammatical errors, actually I only came across one. The story was a good one. This was the first time I came across a novel with this plot. Although, it did become somewhat overwhelming and irritating toward the end. The book gives real world perspective on the lives of tourist ( silly tourist) travelling into Thailand and Cambodia. Many leave their confined lives and find themselves getting up to mischief in these countries. There is a murder scene or two but they were unavoidable ( be sure to have a strong stomach). This book is somewhat explicit but what do you expect it is Thailand and Drugs! I am not going to reveal any spoilers but i do have a few questions. From the description we see that he is a veteran who suffers from PTSD and that he was somehow on the path to total self annihilation. I did not get that perspective from the book. Beside the mention of him visiting his therapist and missing medication, I was not of the opinion that he was heading toward self destruction. Could this be due to the fact that there is a stereotype associated with mental health. There are many types on mental health issues and for those with PTSD they each experience it in a unique way. The book did however, pay some tribute to the lackadaisical effort the mental health professional put into supporting people. They were portrayed as just trying to fulfill some Ego trip.Was this the authors experience? Well I won't know. But it was good to highlight that there is a lack of genuine care for those who truly need support. Also, in the beginning mention is made of Amber, I spent the entire book wondering what was the point of giving such detail mention of Amber when later on in the books she plays no part of Hugh Experience in Poipet or the rest of the book in general. There is mention of child prostitution, and it gives full details about the drug smuggling trade in Thailand and Cambodia. There is also an epic final battle, which brings everything to a close. It is worth the read. I was tuned of by the fact it was listed as thriller, but turns out is exceeded my expectation. |
| I am not going to post a long review because I do not have many good things to say. I felt misled by the description and the cover page. I was expecting something totally different. However, there were no grammatical error and the writing was smooth and transitional. The story line was a good one. |
| This was a book based on miscommunication and excessive love between two individuals. The first few chapters turned me off completely but eventually, i came to understand how miscommunication can literally destroy lives ( marriage, friendship) and mental and emotional well being. |
| I think this book was amazing. It told a very unique story ( one part far fetched and one part realistic). It could go both ways. It tell the story of young love ( Two girls) in a unique fashion. I felt that the story was sort of slow in progressing and then the end was a bit rushed. The main characters are lovable and can be easily related to. A father trying to impress in new wife " Three" but while doing that slowly crushing his daughter spirit. It was amazing to see how the characters each solved their various conflicts. The effects of " posting pics" on social media helps bring the story to an interesting end. It is not a must read, but I did enjoy it |
| The cover is lovely and it was a good effort by the author. The Climax to the story was well executed. I however, did not like this book and I had to give it 2 stars. The characters were confusing. The "princess/betrothed" was a major push over and the Prince was a major douche bag. He called her a " saint bernard". I do not know how she ever recovered from this insult to even sleep with this guy. It was a good effort to give a modern twist to the Cinderella story and for promoting girls in science " stem". The characters were just not likable or relate-able. Great story line but the characters were just not likable |
It was extremely difficult to finish reading. I usually love the genre and i admire the author. I have read countless Elizabeth Lennox novels. What i absolutely hated was how Hayden suddenly became a simpering idiot, who could not longer stand up for herself. How she was so absolutely in love with the man. I was so inspired when the novel started of with she had " told him of" and "given him a piece of her mind". However she became another simple fool all in the name of love. There was no reason to make her become a complete pushover who could not long think for herself. I have read novels by this authors where the "lady" though she may have had financial or emotional or whatever type of issues still stood her ground. IN these cases not only was the heroine respected, the book mildly sampled reality |
This is a steamy fast past novel. The writing was very modern and highlighted some issues usually faced by those in the celebrity wo...
