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A review by naiapard
Wicked Bite by Jeaniene Frost
3.0
I have been waiting to finish it already. Why? It had all the right ingredients for urban paranormal: compromising love, several cities, friends with powers, characters with powers and some sparkling dazzling history of the world.
But it felt chaotic, hard to protrude at times and stiff.
Their love fell plain. They were a couple from the beginning of the book, even if they kept playing on the romantic angst through the rest of the novel.
I did not care for their mission. The stakes weren't there. Not even they (the characters) did not seem very interested in their main conflict. They were leaning more on the part that fascinated them the most: them. What kind of new secret powers do they have and how could that change the world and etc.
I just wanted it to be over. It was a good enough book that I kept on rowing despite the difficulties that I had on emphatizing with the characters, but it was not great.
But it felt chaotic, hard to protrude at times and stiff.
Their love fell plain. They were a couple from the beginning of the book, even if they kept playing on the romantic angst through the rest of the novel.
I did not care for their mission. The stakes weren't there. Not even they (the characters) did not seem very interested in their main conflict. They were leaning more on the part that fascinated them the most: them. What kind of new secret powers do they have and how could that change the world and etc.
I just wanted it to be over. It was a good enough book that I kept on rowing despite the difficulties that I had on emphatizing with the characters, but it was not great.