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A review by jennifermreads
Princeless: Raven the Pirate Princess Book 3: Two Boys, Five Girls, and Three Love Stories by Jeremy Whitley
4.0
With a severely injured Ximena aboard, Raven and her crew sail to an island in search of a healer. But getting the healer’s help requires some, er, persuasion.
Oh yeah. I’m so enthralled with Raven and her crew. I could read about them for days and days. There was no a good deal of plot movement in this volume. But the characters are just so fantastic that you do not realize how little forward momentum there is until you really think about it … at the end!
I continue to have a complaint with the publisher Action Lab Entertainment. This volume was 128 pages … with 27 pages of advertisements. The only saving grace is that the ads are at the end of each issues which makes it easier to skip them. If the ads were interspersed within the issue, I would be even more frustrated – and even more reluctant to continue with the Raven story. As it is, I will not be super eager to pick up another graphic novel from this publisher. Very unfortunate because I love this diverse cast and the story they are involved in.
Oh yeah. I’m so enthralled with Raven and her crew. I could read about them for days and days. There was no a good deal of plot movement in this volume. But the characters are just so fantastic that you do not realize how little forward momentum there is until you really think about it … at the end!
I continue to have a complaint with the publisher Action Lab Entertainment. This volume was 128 pages … with 27 pages of advertisements. The only saving grace is that the ads are at the end of each issues which makes it easier to skip them. If the ads were interspersed within the issue, I would be even more frustrated – and even more reluctant to continue with the Raven story. As it is, I will not be super eager to pick up another graphic novel from this publisher. Very unfortunate because I love this diverse cast and the story they are involved in.