Loving this book from the start, Sweet Venom gave me just what I need. A fresh read that enticed me to the end.Told in three point of views, I love that each sister is very different. You have Gretchen, Grace, and Greer. All part of ancient mythology prophecy in which the girls must unite. I love th...
I really liked this book! I have always been a big fan of mythology so this book was right up my alley and it did not disappoint! I adore how the three sisters that are so different in personality can come together to achieve a common goal. I enjoyed reading from their different perspectives. This w...
Joint review with Kelly @ Reading the ParanormalAmanda: So, I was very proud of myself for guessing that there were three girls in this story. That is, until I went back and read the synopsis and realized it was mentioned IN the synopsis that there were three girls. I guess that's what I get for rea...
I'm a complete sucker for Greek mythology. If there is a book with some variation of Greek mythology I go on and grab it. I don't read the first page or whatever. I just go and get it. I know I'm bound to love it. And I have to say that I loved Sweet Venom. So lets start by mentioning the things I l...
Ooooh WHY did I wait so long to read this book??? Right from the beginning, I knew I was going to LOVE Sweet Venom!Gretchen is a complete butt kicking, rock your face off kind of chick- from her Kevlar wrist cuffs to her military grade daggers, and she's ready to take down whatever beasties get in h...
This was an entertaining and very readable start to a new series. Each chapter is told in first person by one of the three girls. It isn't at all confusing, though, because each girl has a distinct voice. Grace is a computer geek who has a loving family but who feels socially awkward. She knows she ...
Find Full Review at http://www.readingangel.com/2011/09/sweet-vemon-by-tera-lynn-childs-review.htmlI am a big fan of Tera Lynn Child's Mermaid series, so I was really looking forward to reading Sweet Venom. Greek myth, Gorgon triplets separated at birth and reunited as teens to fulfill their monste...
I tried, but I just couldn't make myself read it. I like a lot of YA books, but this one just seems to have actually been written FOR young girls. How... refreshing, yet frustrating? That's nothing negative against the book; it's just not for me. Boo.
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