Scan barcode
A review by maleniii
A Flame in the Night by Morgan Dante
mysterious
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
2.25
I was quite excited to read this book, thought the beginning was cool but then it just... stopped. I admit I'm not super into "spicy books", so maybe this just wasn't the book for me, but I've read fanfiction, I can deal with it.
In general, it just wasn't too nice to read. Sentences were too long and convoluted, I often didn't know who was talking at any given moment. It just took a lot of brain power to read.
The plot is alright I guess. There's just not a lot of it, it's a story that could be told in a couple minutes that feels like it's going both too fast and too slow.
I wish the characters were more developed. By the end of the book, reading the dialague, I felt that it didn't match the idea that I had in my head, and I think if they were given a bit more time to develop this wouldn't be the case.
TLDR; it's not an awful book, the "spice" was original I guess, but I wouldn't recommend it to any of my friends.
In general, it just wasn't too nice to read. Sentences were too long and convoluted, I often didn't know who was talking at any given moment. It just took a lot of brain power to read.
The plot is alright I guess. There's just not a lot of it, it's a story that could be told in a couple minutes that feels like it's going both too fast and too slow.
I wish the characters were more developed. By the end of the book, reading the dialague, I felt that it didn't match the idea that I had in my head, and I think if they were given a bit more time to develop this wouldn't be the case.
TLDR; it's not an awful book, the "spice" was original I guess, but I wouldn't recommend it to any of my friends.