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fleurette 's review for:
Winterblaze
by Kristen Callihan
Well, first I have to admit that I remember less from the previous books that I thought. I constantly mismatch this series with London Steampunk by Bec McMaster, I’m not really sure what events happened in which book. It didn’t help. But I still enjoyed this story.
There are no that many second chance paranormal romances out there and I really like this trope. And let me say that Poppy and Winston make an interesting couple. They are both very well-developed characters with complicated personalities and pleasant deepness. The reason for their separation though based in the emotions of the moment is pretty convincing. And the feelings between them obvious.
It’s a great pleasure to watch them work in unison on the magical case while also attempting to figure out their complicated relationship. They make a good match for each other. And I like that they trust each other in dangerous situations despite some disagreements in other parts of their lives.
The action / mystery part of this book is not as developed or as fascinating as watching Poppy and Winston, in my opinion. Fortunately, they make such a great couple, it didn’t bother me at all.
Pretty nice addition to the series.
There are no that many second chance paranormal romances out there and I really like this trope. And let me say that Poppy and Winston make an interesting couple. They are both very well-developed characters with complicated personalities and pleasant deepness. The reason for their separation though based in the emotions of the moment is pretty convincing. And the feelings between them obvious.
It’s a great pleasure to watch them work in unison on the magical case while also attempting to figure out their complicated relationship. They make a good match for each other. And I like that they trust each other in dangerous situations despite some disagreements in other parts of their lives.
The action / mystery part of this book is not as developed or as fascinating as watching Poppy and Winston, in my opinion. Fortunately, they make such a great couple, it didn’t bother me at all.
Pretty nice addition to the series.