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A review by gelisvb
High Voltage by Karen Marie Moning
3.0
This book passed every possible rating from 1-to 4 stars.
I won't lie, halfway through, I was thinking that it would have been better to have the story finish with Feversong; and Feversong left me a sobbing mess.
The problem with the book was that the storyline has finished, but the readers needed to have Dani's happy ending, so mrs Moning found herself in a situation where she basically had to write a romance.
This is not as good as Feversong, to be honest in several points it seems more like a fanfiction and the style of writing is very different than the style used for the Fever serie that overall is very consistent.
On the bright side it gives the readers what they wanted.
I would say that the first 50% pf the book is a 2.5 stars, with a downfall in the middle that was plainly bad, I was so tired of the unnecessary drama that was threatening to lengthen the Dani/Ryodan for several other unnecessary books.
I liked the ending, it was what I wanted. Maybe better.
More like a the 10th book it feels like a companion book, but I think that was the intention of the author, it is probable that the other books will be about other characters. The Fever universe has still things to tell.
I won't lie, halfway through, I was thinking that it would have been better to have the story finish with Feversong; and Feversong left me a sobbing mess.
The problem with the book was that the storyline has finished, but the readers needed to have Dani's happy ending, so mrs Moning found herself in a situation where she basically had to write a romance.
This is not as good as Feversong, to be honest in several points it seems more like a fanfiction and the style of writing is very different than the style used for the Fever serie that overall is very consistent.
On the bright side it gives the readers what they wanted.
I would say that the first 50% pf the book is a 2.5 stars, with a downfall in the middle that was plainly bad, I was so tired of the unnecessary drama that was threatening to lengthen the Dani/Ryodan for several other unnecessary books.
I liked the ending, it was what I wanted. Maybe better.
More like a the 10th book it feels like a companion book, but I think that was the intention of the author, it is probable that the other books will be about other characters. The Fever universe has still things to tell.