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Dawn till Dusk
by Becky Moynihan, Tyffany Hackett
2.5 stars
MISSING SOMETHING.
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Picked up on a while from Kindle Unlimited.
Not a winner for me (but could be for you!). These are just my thoughts.
I liked where this was initially heading. New adult, fae, enemies to lovers, all a good mix that I’m generally a fan of. I had issues with the combination.
For new adult, this still felt very YA. Which isn’t bad, just not what I expected. With older characters, I felt like there should be an older vibe to it all, and had a hard time seeing through to that level. The writing style does seem to blend well between the two authors. I never noticed any glaring differences between the voices or different pieces written. The pacing was fine everywhere except the romance. It wasn’t isnta-love (yay), it didn’t line up though. I felt that they were both more rude and standoffish to each other then flipped randomly into being into each other. I was missing the sassy banter that I love.
The plot is good and intriguing. I have plenty of questions and enough was left open for the series to continue. The antagonist was definitely a prick that tried his best to put fear into those around him. I liked both main characters overall. They both had faults and strengths that you could see and find value in.
Overall audience notes:
- New adult paranormal fantasy romance
- Language: some strong
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: murder, physical, torture, animal attacks
- Trigger warnings: brief mention of someone being raped (a side character), loss of a loved on
MISSING SOMETHING.
BLOG || INSTAGRAM
Picked up on a while from Kindle Unlimited.
Not a winner for me (but could be for you!). These are just my thoughts.
I liked where this was initially heading. New adult, fae, enemies to lovers, all a good mix that I’m generally a fan of. I had issues with the combination.
For new adult, this still felt very YA. Which isn’t bad, just not what I expected. With older characters, I felt like there should be an older vibe to it all, and had a hard time seeing through to that level. The writing style does seem to blend well between the two authors. I never noticed any glaring differences between the voices or different pieces written. The pacing was fine everywhere except the romance. It wasn’t isnta-love (yay), it didn’t line up though. I felt that they were both more rude and standoffish to each other then flipped randomly into being into each other. I was missing the sassy banter that I love.
The plot is good and intriguing. I have plenty of questions and enough was left open for the series to continue. The antagonist was definitely a prick that tried his best to put fear into those around him. I liked both main characters overall. They both had faults and strengths that you could see and find value in.
Overall audience notes:
- New adult paranormal fantasy romance
- Language: some strong
- Romance: kisses
- Violence: murder, physical, torture, animal attacks
- Trigger warnings: brief mention of someone being raped (a side character), loss of a loved on