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syndi3 's review for:
Forever Burn
by Trinity Lemm
emotional
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
No
Diverse cast of characters:
N/A
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
ARC is furnished by the author in exchange for honest review*
This debut novel is very promising. I am surprise it is written by 19 years old. She provides a deep insight of growing up in a light of PTSD. The idea of the story is also good.
With that being said, what is packing is the chemistry between Tate and Axel. I also want to see more of Axel's character development. Mainly the POV is from Tate. There are many secondary characters in this book. Secondary characters should be able to support the develpment of the main characters and the plot. In this book, it is lacking.
I want to say, despite the shortcoming, I see many potential for Miss Lemm to develop her talent as a writer.
This debut novel is very promising. I am surprise it is written by 19 years old. She provides a deep insight of growing up in a light of PTSD. The idea of the story is also good.
With that being said, what is packing is the chemistry between Tate and Axel. I also want to see more of Axel's character development. Mainly the POV is from Tate. There are many secondary characters in this book. Secondary characters should be able to support the develpment of the main characters and the plot. In this book, it is lacking.
I want to say, despite the shortcoming, I see many potential for Miss Lemm to develop her talent as a writer.