4 stars — Devi was a fantastic change from the everyday. I loved her nerdy science loving self, and how passionate she was about learning. I both got her reticence with N’dek and didn’t…like, I got that she wanted to protect herself from hurt, but why she held on to the bizarre belief that Bridget was […]
3.5 stars — Well, I went into this one with low expectations and it wasn’t as bad as I thought it was going to be. I mean, still not a huge Hannah fan, and that’s not just because of the voice and inflection that Ms. Munroe uses to narrate her. But I guess because I […]
4 stars — Well, I definitely enjoyed this one more than Willa’s book, but I think I might need to take a break. Strangely enough, this one was lower on the steamy scenes. I didn’t mind, it was kind of a refreshing change of pace, but it depends why you’re reading this series. Angie was […]
3 stars — I will admit, I was a bit bummed with this one. Surprisingly in the opposite way of Veronica’s Dragon — in this one it was Willa I had a problem with, and Gren was actually pretty interesting. I’m still getting used to the new narrators. I appreciated Willa’s “voice” and accent more […]
3.5 stars — Definitely another fun and intriguing edition to the new series as well as the world! Not sure if it was the narrator’s choices for the voices, but it wasn’t a favourite. Ms. Munroe had Veronica sounding a bit nasally or something, and the growling from Mr. Crisden was a bit much for […]
4.5 stars — I LOVED the introduction of a whole new setting and new clans. This one was super suspenseful with all that was going on. In some ways it reminded me strongly of the first IPB book, with the inability to communicate. Sometimes I have a hard time suspending my disbelief for how they […]
The best thing about this story was not the romance but the world building and the interaction between tribes/species. Don’t get me wrong, I loved the romance, it was tactile and erotic and the chemistry was oh so yummy! But the island they lived on was so fascinating. How primative the tribes were was different […]