by Grace Draven
Beauty and the Beast retold, okay but not the best one for me that I've read. I was so frustrated by the end. Spoilers and questionsI'm going negative first, after being left frustrated when it finally ended. This just didn't work for me and it's hard to place why, so many details didn't fit for me....
WOW!!!!I truly, truly enjoyed this read. Thank you so much Beanbag, for spoiling me with this book.I don't want to elaborate on anything for fear of ruining something for others who have yet to try this one. I'll just say it was nothing that I had expected it to be. It was somehow more. Just awesome...
Ms. Draven, you truly know how to weave a gripping romance story (because there is romance, and there is a story). I really enjoyed this standalone, and I'm looking forward to more of yours.
Grace Draven has got one hell of an imaginative mind. I am not an avid fantasy romance reader, but occassionally I could work with magic and other-worldly sort of stuff. I have read Draven before and despite my initial reseravtion I really came to become interested in the characters and new worlds s...
There are only a handful of authors out there that write fantasy worth writing about. Grace Draven is one of them. I can't seem to stress enough how much I like her work.I like her eloquence that doesn't sound forced. You have some authors that write in a way that it feels you have been repeatedly s...
So... you know Beauty and the Beast? The Disney version with Belle? Well this book is like that. Except darker, more twisted, more atmospheric and in stereo! You have two beauties and two beasts. A father-son duo living in a cursed castle for hundreds of years, suspended in time. They also h...
It read like a "Beauty and the beast" fan fiction - I nearly saw Belle and the singing teapot flipping through... It had a darker atmosphere and more intricate back story and a double-twist on the main theme. But still. The main plot was not exactly original. What was good? The characters, the h...
I can't deny that Grace Draven has a fertile imagination and her world building is good. Her prose isn't too bad either but she ruminates too much, gives us little in terms of action and her romances read force sometimes instead of organic.All of that being said, I think Draven has the right amount ...
Publisher: Self Published Publish Date: Out now How We got this book: ARC from the author Afflicted by a centuries-old curse, a warlord slowly surrenders his humanity and descends toward madness. Ballard of Ketach Tor holds no hope of escaping his fate until his son returns home one day, accompan...
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