Take a photo of a barcode or cover
sarahluvsromance_1201 's review for:
Felony Ever After
by Katherine Stevens, Debra Anastasia, S.M. Lumetta, J.M. Darhower, Liv Morris, Leisa Rayven, Penelope Ward, K.A. Robinson, Belle Aurora, Tijan, Vi Keeland, Nina Bocci, Helena Hunting
This book was hilarious! I found myself laughing and smiling the whole way through the book. I was unsure how the book would flow with so many authors and their different writing styles, but my love for a majority of the authors - Vi Keeland, Penelope Ward, Belle Aurora, and Helena Hunting - overrode that fear. And, as it turns out, the fear was misplaced. If the names of the authors wouldn't have been at the beginning of each chapter, I never would have known who wrote what chapters. The ability to fit these styles together speaks to the high caliber of skill they all possess.
Now to the story...I loved it. Variety was sassy and said what immediately pops in her head. Hudson was charming and lives life freely. Their banter was witty and drew me into their story. Mr. Lay, I have no words for him. He was awkward, and his proclivities are unique, but make for great fodder. The best friend Ang is supportive and maybe we can get her happy ending (hint,hint).
My only problem with the story was the conflict was tiny and came very quickly after the couple gets together. Even though I had an issue with the conflict, I still ended up loving the book because the conflict was real, and the reaction to the conflict was not over-the-top dramatic. The authenticity of the conflict and resolution makes me overlook my issue with the complexity of the conflict.
Overall, a 4.5 read, and I hope these authors can join up again to give us more on these crazy cast of characters.
Now to the story...I loved it. Variety was sassy and said what immediately pops in her head. Hudson was charming and lives life freely. Their banter was witty and drew me into their story. Mr. Lay, I have no words for him. He was awkward, and his proclivities are unique, but make for great fodder. The best friend Ang is supportive and maybe we can get her happy ending (hint,hint).
My only problem with the story was the conflict was tiny and came very quickly after the couple gets together. Even though I had an issue with the conflict, I still ended up loving the book because the conflict was real, and the reaction to the conflict was not over-the-top dramatic. The authenticity of the conflict and resolution makes me overlook my issue with the complexity of the conflict.
Overall, a 4.5 read, and I hope these authors can join up again to give us more on these crazy cast of characters.