I read all of the reviews and felt the mixed feelings that were there. I wanted a trilogy that would take me a while to read. This one was free on my kindle and I liked the characters mentioned in the reviews. The tale is written from many points of view and slightly confusing to read, until you get use to it. I had to envision the tale and then use the format as "thought" bubbles. It made the book really enjoyable and captivating. It is rare to find characters that are well thought out and even more rare to find that every character in this tale are well thought out. Each character's attributes stay unique to them and they don't waiver or meld with other characters in this book. The author even takes another leap and adds her own UNIQUE creatures!
*GASP* NO vampires or werewolves in sight! I was nearly giddy with glee when I realized I wasn't reading another harlequin romance thinly veiled as a "fantasy" genre book. There are "love" scenes but they are romantic and time frame appropriate. The tale spans a months time and the men ACTUALLY court the women! It was refreshing! Countless books the characters meet in the first chapters and are in a steamy or sometimes downright raunchy scene two chapters later! My only thought with THOSE books is "What happened to dating!?"
In OTHER BOOKS: I hate it when a character is strong in the beginning but as the author writes the tale they becomes meek or worse vindictive, it doesn't match the beginning of the story and it confuses me. Not to say that character should never grow or change but depending on the book the time span is usually a week to a couple months. In ONE WEEK a character isn't going to digress as much as some authors make them. I guess I really just hate choppy books, and if you read a lot you understand.
In THIS BOOK: This author's tale isn't choppy in the least, it flows and her characters are marvelous. She took the time to develop her story and give it life. At the end I didn't feel like I was missing part of the story. Just like a well made movie the time frame felt well lived and there weren't any holes that bothered me at the end. The cliff hanger annoyed me slightly, but that annoyance is the sign of a well loved book that left me wanting more, in the best way possible. It really made this tale come alive and I was in awe of the world the author made. I though all three books were out and was anxiously sad to realize they were not.
I simply CAN NOT wait until the next book comes out in December, and I am so excited to find an author who isn't writing what is "IN." Her tale is heads above all the raunchy vampire/werewolf books and really sets itself apart to become a great trilogy.
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