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A review by mickachoo
Capturing the Devil by Kerri Maniscalco
5.0
I will never not love Thomas Cresswell, ladies and gents. It's sickening.
It took me a lot longer than I wish to admit to catch onto what was going on here but that just means Kerri Maniscalco did a good job here. When I finally did figure it out, it just made the book that much better. One of my favorite things about this series has been the tie-in to actual history and the interactions the characters have with these people we know of. Albeit, this one was a little frightening and I wouldn't want to meet this person at any point in history, it still made for an intriguing story that I loved.
The added drama at the beginning of the book also surprised me. This series hasn't been on to focus too much on the romantic side of things but this blew that out of the water and I have to say I enjoyed it way too much. Cressworth for the win!
It took me a lot longer than I wish to admit to catch onto what was going on here but that just means Kerri Maniscalco did a good job here. When I finally did figure it out, it just made the book that much better. One of my favorite things about this series has been the tie-in to actual history and the interactions the characters have with these people we know of. Albeit, this one was a little frightening and I wouldn't want to meet this person at any point in history, it still made for an intriguing story that I loved.
The added drama at the beginning of the book also surprised me. This series hasn't been on to focus too much on the romantic side of things but this blew that out of the water and I have to say I enjoyed it way too much. Cressworth for the win!