A review by nero1279
Fever by Maya Banks

medium-paced

3.75

🎧AUDIO VERSION🎧⭐️⭐️⭐️& half /5 performance by Adam Paul

Written in 3rd POV. Stronger male character voices in this instalment which helped. 

ARTICULATION  - clean, clear, precise 

BREATHING – controlled, volume, consistent, project appropriate, relatively low mouth noise

DELIVERY – solid and in the spirit of the text and author’s intent. Timing and pacing is appropriate. Varied and not too predictable. 

EYE BRAIN MOUTH CONTROL – accurate and effortless delivery.

CONSISTENT – high energy, good articulation, breath and pitch control

ANALYSIS – understands the story arc and characters.

CHARACTERISATION – attempts to bring to life. Distinct and majorly consistent in tone, attitude, age, accent. Voices match characters quite well. Although a character change is evident for the main male from book 1 to book 2. 

SEPARATION- some spillover is evident between narration and character, which can be a little disconcerting.

INVESTMENT – the emotional connection is not as visual as it could be but better than the first book. 

STORYLINE. 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ but a little predictable 

Some massive reviews on this book with a lot to stay from the good, bad and ugly. If you liked the first one then this one was a good follow up. Plot was very predictable however, but you are not reading these books for the plot 🤔🤣, are you? 

If BDSM is your thing, then give this one a go. Jace and Bethany, a tad far fetched in the where from to where to, but a good Cinderella rendition nonetheless. You still get to met Mia and Gabe and can totally see where the story is going head next. Bring on Ash.