When you review books for free you get a large variety of
books. Some of them good, some of them not so good, and some which you
eventually have to give up on. I often wonder why I review books for free, and
it’s books like that give me reason to continue to do so.
Stephanie Cage is now one of my favourite authors. If you
haven’t read this ladies writing then do so. I couldn’t find a single fault
with this book which is why I’ve given it five stars. I’d give it 6/5 if I could.
So, what’s so amazing about this book? Firstly, the writing
style. Stephanie’s writing flows in such a way that you are no longer reading a
book, but you are in fact living the story. The writing is well proof-read so
there are no distracting errors and the dialogue and thoughts of the characters
are natural.
Secondly, the characters. In this novel Sue (the main
character) and her four year old daughter, Trudi, are real people with thoughts
and feelings. They aren’t just words on a page. They are characters which you
can relate to and route for. Bryn, too, is a great character and throughout the
novel you want to know what’s led him to be such a secretive person. Though
most of all you want Sue and Bryn to give up fighting against love and enjoy what
they could have together.
Finally, the plot. All I’m going to say is that it’s
original, sweet and engrossing. I couldn’t put this book down. If you want to
find out more then you’re going to have to buy the book. You won’t be
disappointed.
(5/5 Stars)
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