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A review by cristina0194
Color Me Red by Beena Khan
5.0
ARC kindly provided by the author in exchange of an honest review.
So this is the fourth book I’ve read written by Beena and each book makes me crave the next one even more. I’m so in love with her writing style. Each story sends a message and if you pay attention, you hear it loud and clear.
This particular book was about Red and Isaah, but also about Red and Saagh. Color me red made me understand better the connection Red had with the two brothers. I was a sucker for Isaah... he was so attractive from all points of view. His way of punishing Red was so smart! Saagh however... I really didn’t expect his attitude to change so dramatically.
After finishing this book, I took a few minutes to think about how hard life is for some women. How much can a woman suffer and still rise up from the darkness she is surrounded by? Red is an example of a strong woman who survived and tried to live her life as well as possible. And I adored her last choice. Sometimes it’s better to start from 0, than continue drowning in the same circle.
I think this book might be my favorite one from this series.
Favorite quotes:
“She was like the winter snow. So quiet, so beautiful, so icy, yet... she was like the snow that melted when you touched her.”
“You were like a beautiful river that flowed, but I couldn’t dip into it.”
So this is the fourth book I’ve read written by Beena and each book makes me crave the next one even more. I’m so in love with her writing style. Each story sends a message and if you pay attention, you hear it loud and clear.
This particular book was about Red and Isaah, but also about Red and Saagh. Color me red made me understand better the connection Red had with the two brothers. I was a sucker for Isaah... he was so attractive from all points of view. His way of punishing Red was so smart! Saagh however... I really didn’t expect his attitude to change so dramatically.
After finishing this book, I took a few minutes to think about how hard life is for some women. How much can a woman suffer and still rise up from the darkness she is surrounded by? Red is an example of a strong woman who survived and tried to live her life as well as possible. And I adored her last choice. Sometimes it’s better to start from 0, than continue drowning in the same circle.
I think this book might be my favorite one from this series.
Favorite quotes:
“She was like the winter snow. So quiet, so beautiful, so icy, yet... she was like the snow that melted when you touched her.”
“You were like a beautiful river that flowed, but I couldn’t dip into it.”