The Madman's Daughter by Megan Shepherd was intriguing, there was a morbid air for sure, all the scalpels, raw tissue, bones and organs was well described but i think my problem was the "heroin" I don't like Juliet much, I find her annoying and pretty blind, although sometimes she did the right thin...
Eee-Ho! (Okay that sounded weird -_-) Never mind, I wasn't up for this review this soon, you know. Only because I had not read the book and was planning to do so later this month. But then, I saw the second book and people fangirling everywhere and I knew in that very moment that I HAD to read thi...
The Madman's Daughter starts off really well. I was drawn in immediately to the story and really liked Juliet, the main character. Unfortunately, the book took a turn for the worse when Edward, the second love interest, is introduced. The pace of the book slows down so that Juliet can go on and on a...
The Madman’s Daughter is most definitely an adaptation of H. G. Wells’ The Island of Dr. Moreau, as they both contain many of the same scenes and even the same events. However, Megan Shepherd’s decision to use a woman as the main character, and not just any woman but Dr. Moreau’s daughter, changes t...
I adore my dog. I love everything about her. She's just an amazing person. She's a pug mix and loves life with a fierce passion. Everything makes her face light up, and if dogs possessed the necessary facial muscles to smile, she would be permanently grinning. She loves lying in the sunshine, chasin...
The ending..... WTF just happened!?This is a retelling of a classic, which I have not read yet, so I can't make comparisons. Anyway, the story started well and interesting, then the supposed gothic horror suddenly became more focused on Juliet battling over which man to pick -- it's another love tri...
2.5 stars. Okay, so, personally I found this whole book to be predictable and cheesy. I figured out who the mystery monster was about half of the way through. Also, I didn't really like Juliet either. ______We've got a cover! :DHonestly, not what I was expecting, but whatevs.
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