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A review by mawgand
Little Starling by Amanda Mackey, Amanda Mackey
4.0
Heart to heart
I truly loved book one in this duet and wasn't sure where it would go on from there. This book was more emotional, as crow battled with the feelings he never managed to develop as a child and gain insight into how and why aria made him react the way he did around her. Aria's was turning into a bad sitcom. The drama was never ending and with the grace and clarity liv brought to her life, aria managed to struggle through. She is a strong female character and I loved her for it. Seeing crow grow and stand by her side was wonderful to read, even though he really didn't know what he was doing and only going on instinct. I felt aria should have realised and given him the benefit of the doubt much earlier. Excellent duet. Well worth the read.
I truly loved book one in this duet and wasn't sure where it would go on from there. This book was more emotional, as crow battled with the feelings he never managed to develop as a child and gain insight into how and why aria made him react the way he did around her. Aria's was turning into a bad sitcom. The drama was never ending and with the grace and clarity liv brought to her life, aria managed to struggle through. She is a strong female character and I loved her for it. Seeing crow grow and stand by her side was wonderful to read, even though he really didn't know what he was doing and only going on instinct. I felt aria should have realised and given him the benefit of the doubt much earlier. Excellent duet. Well worth the read.