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A review by naiapard
The Queen by Skye Warren
5.0
Very Good. The title, makes the book justice, this is a masterpiece. If you are interested in a captivating romance while having a smart plot to decipher on the way and some of the best characters that I have ever seen in this genre, ‘Masterpiece Duet’ has to be one of your top picks.
This is the second installment in a duology that’s guaranteed to make you fall in love with this author’s writing. I can’t even wrap my head around the brilliancy with which these characters were executed, made. They are so well build, made, formed that you can swear they are almost real.
The book is told from one perspective, that of Penny, a young woman in love with mathematics (and in comparison with other characters from others books she can really prove her passion and her interest in equations. Along the novel, she takes every event that happens as a math problem and she tries to solve it with a cold and precise reasoning, while remaining kind and eager to help those around her.) Penny, in the begging of the novel, is studding mathematics at a prestigious college, when her father and her best friend disappears. Alarmed, and afraid for them she returns to her hometown to ask for help from Damon Scott, a dark aloof criminal mastermind who has the resources that she desperately needs to find the disappeared ones.
Now, my short description it’s not giving the credit that all this premise of the book deserves, but before rolling your eyes saying that ‘oh, sure, and he will make her beg for what she wants from him’ try to reconsider your words because you don’t want to subestimate this masterpiece of a book. Oh, God, how much I enjoyed this read.
It just keeps you glued to it. It took me less than two days to finish it and I read it like a starved wolf on a hunt.
Is this a masterpiece? I dont know, you tell me, but most certeinly I won’t be able to hear you over my squeaky yelps of delight.
Jesus, I loved this book.
This is the second installment in a duology that’s guaranteed to make you fall in love with this author’s writing. I can’t even wrap my head around the brilliancy with which these characters were executed, made. They are so well build, made, formed that you can swear they are almost real.
The book is told from one perspective, that of Penny, a young woman in love with mathematics (and in comparison with other characters from others books she can really prove her passion and her interest in equations. Along the novel, she takes every event that happens as a math problem and she tries to solve it with a cold and precise reasoning, while remaining kind and eager to help those around her.) Penny, in the begging of the novel, is studding mathematics at a prestigious college, when her father and her best friend disappears. Alarmed, and afraid for them she returns to her hometown to ask for help from Damon Scott, a dark aloof criminal mastermind who has the resources that she desperately needs to find the disappeared ones.
Now, my short description it’s not giving the credit that all this premise of the book deserves, but before rolling your eyes saying that ‘oh, sure, and he will make her beg for what she wants from him’ try to reconsider your words because you don’t want to subestimate this masterpiece of a book. Oh, God, how much I enjoyed this read.
It just keeps you glued to it. It took me less than two days to finish it and I read it like a starved wolf on a hunt.
Is this a masterpiece? I dont know, you tell me, but most certeinly I won’t be able to hear you over my squeaky yelps of delight.
Jesus, I loved this book.