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A review by utopiastateofmind
Blame It on the Brontes by Annie Sereno
3.0
(Disclaimer: I received this book from the publisher. This has not impacted my review which is unbiased and honest.)
Blame It on the Brontes is a dual POV third chance romance. Yes you read that right! If two is not enough for you, then this book is for you. One of the most fascinating parts of the book is to see Athena and Thorne explore this chance. There's so much history behind them. Could sparks ignite again? Or were they never truly extinguished? While I expected to like Athena over Thorne - even though I don't love Jane Eyre like she does - I ended up liking Thorne more.
Even though it's dual POV, which is good because there are tons of secrets being hidden, I do feel like it's mostly centered on Athena. So while we need the dual POV to figure out what they're hiding from each other - and their true history - it still felt a bit skewed. I enjoyed their interactions and chemistry, but I think I became more involved in the mystery element of the plot - the unrevealing of the author.
Blame It on the Brontes is a dual POV third chance romance. Yes you read that right! If two is not enough for you, then this book is for you. One of the most fascinating parts of the book is to see Athena and Thorne explore this chance. There's so much history behind them. Could sparks ignite again? Or were they never truly extinguished? While I expected to like Athena over Thorne - even though I don't love Jane Eyre like she does - I ended up liking Thorne more.
Even though it's dual POV, which is good because there are tons of secrets being hidden, I do feel like it's mostly centered on Athena. So while we need the dual POV to figure out what they're hiding from each other - and their true history - it still felt a bit skewed. I enjoyed their interactions and chemistry, but I think I became more involved in the mystery element of the plot - the unrevealing of the author.