I found this to a page-turner, for sure. I can’t say I was completely satisfied with the twists and turns since there weren’t but one or two until the end; however, I am not sure if the end would be classified as a twist or as termination. The reason why it’s a page turner is because it’s a very easy read, and the element of thrill is really drawn out the entire novel.
A lot of the thrill is clouded with sex and romance, so you must keep reading in order to unearth anything worth anticipating about the main mystery regarding Verity.
The first two pages start off super strong with blood everywhere and someone’s skull getting smashed. But it only lasts two pages and doesn’t have anything to do with the rest of the story.
I liked it, but I don’t know if i would read it again knowing what I know now. It’s a good book for a sick day or rainy day in bed. I enjoyed the perspective of Verity, and wish more would have been from her rather than Lowen, who is the narrator and main character.
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