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Jimmy Tong blackbean_47f7 — ** spoiler alert ** A 3.5 star rating would probably be more accurate, but I did like this book and it had some laugh out loud moments, so I rounded up to a 4. The first 200 pages or so were essentially a rehash of the first book in the trilogy from Daniel and Suzette's perspective, which I know has bothered some readers. I was fine with it because it has been a while since I read the first book, so the refresher was helpful for me since so much of that story is intertwined with this one. Also, I was again entertained by Daniel and Richard's antics in trying to move and hide George's body without anyone finding out about it. Where the book started to go downhill for me is actually where the events of the first book ended and Daniel and Suzette's story really took over. It felt like an afterthought that was just tacked on to the end of Richard and Christiana's story, which in some respects it was. In my opinion, it made this book a lot less cohesive. The tone seemed to change and a lot of the humor was lost in the transition. There were still a few amusing moments, mainly having to do with the addition of Daniel's mother to the cast of characters, but it didn't seem as lighthearted as the beginning of the book. I guess that makes sense since most of the time is spent with Daniel and Suzette apart and dealing with Lord Danvers, but still, it made for a less entertaining read. Overall, this certainly wasn't a bad book and it does stand alone for readers who missed the first book in the trilogy. However, my recommendation definitely would be to read the books in order as it makes for a much richer reading experience. I look forward to reading Lisa's story soon, hopefully with Robert Langley as the hero.

Ali Demir demkasan — It's my first Dickens, so I didn't know what to expect when I borrow it in bibliothek. I just know that it just a classic book. Reading this book, remain me of others novel from Miss Austen. They lived in nearly same years. A romantic years. So I found also few similarities, like how the people lived in classes, how they behaved, etc. I found this book quite interesting. Though it's thick and the syllables were tiny. Like it said in the review, the characters are unique. Like Pip who found his own way at the end. How unhappy Miss Havisham was, etc.

Cristina Massei cristinamaf739 — Title Thoughts: It really fits the book. Cover Thoughts: I don't think there could be a more perfect cover. She's wearing the white dress. There is the lake and the blood moon. She has her long red hair and if you look closely you can see the mark on her arm. WARNINGS: There is one sex scene. It is vague, but at the same time it isn't. Hm. It doesn't go overload with details. I really enjoyed this book and I am definitely looking forward to the sequel. The writing was simple enough and flowed pretty smoothly. The only thing I would change would be that the writing seemed too simple. For example there could be a sentence like this: I whispered in a tone that would let her know exactly how I was feeling. I think it would have flowed better if it was something like: I whispered vehemently. Luckily, as the book progressed and I became more immersed with Makayra, it wasn't there anymore. I loved learning about Makayra and the mark. I can't wait to read the sequel and learn even more about Lily's destiny. I enjoyed the relationship between Lily and Justin, although at times it seemed too fairytale like. Nevertheless, I enjoyed it. There was also a few pleasant surprises at the end, which I'm excited to see what will become of them. Addict's Last Words: The Blood Moon of Winter introduces an ordinary woman, who is a little anti-social, turned Goddess. We see Lily grow and fall in love. I was left wanting more of Makayra. To Buy or To Borrow: No doubt that you will enjoy it. I just suggest you wait until close to the release of the second book, though. Disclosure: I am a member of the Book Lovin' Bitches Ebook Tours and a copy was provided to me by the author. Although payment may have been received by Book Lovin' Bitches Ebook Tours, no payment was received by me in exchange for this review nor was there an obligation to write a positive one. All opinions expressed here are entirely mine and may not necessarily agree with those of the author, the book's publisher and publicist or the readers of this review. This disclosure is in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255, Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.

James Reid _uest_oast — Thought it was too much like all the other "text Book" mystery books. Poor girl outcasted from rich family blamed for murder blah blah blah.....I could go on and on b/c I didnt like alot about it, but probably b/c I knew what was going to happen really early in to it so I was bored and pickeds up on petty tuff. But I did like that it was a local author and he talked about local stuff. I am all about supporting local arts. So read it if you have time it took me 2 hours. I wasnt the worst thing I have ever read.