by A.D. Robertson
Initial reaction:Non-existent worldbuilding.Characters I couldn't give two cents about.No plot. No real story.Complete mismatch on genre labeling.Juvenile conflicts. Poor writing.Why the everloving heck was this even published? Full review:I have 99 ways to write this review, but a ten page rant won...
Initial reaction: Non-existent worldbuilding. Characters I couldn't give two cents about. No plot. No real story. Complete mismatch on genre labeling. Juvenile conflicts. Poor writing. Why the everloving heck was this even published? Full review:I have 99 ways to write this review, but a ten page ...
Birth and destiny. Sarah and Tristan are born on opposite side of a long standing war between the witches. Sarah is on the side of good, Tristan is expected to lead the forces of evil one day. We do not always fit the molds our elders want us to.Of course I was hoping Sarah and Tristan would make it...
Reviewed for RT Book Reviews October 2013 issue: http://www.rtbookreviews.com/book-review/captive-7This was probably the most difficult review I've ever written for RT. If the publisher weren't marketing this as erotic romance and was instead categorized it as paranormal? My review might have been d...
3.5 - 4 starsCaptive was a definite departure from the YA world of Nightshade. It is labeled as “The forbidden side of nightshade” and I have to say, it’s not wrong. Captive delivers a great mix of the Nightshade world and provides a bit of background on the Keepers, Searchers and Bosque Mar but t...
If I rated this on my reading experience alone, it would get 1 star. If I rated this, however, based on how it fares and compares to other novels in the romance genre, it would get 2 stars. Therefore, I'm going with 1.5 stars overall.
More Nightshade? Andrea Cremer needs to stop, this is getting ridiculous!
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