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rebeccabryson21's Reviews (317)
I have had this book on my bookshelf for months now, and I was really trying to find the right time when I was in the right mindset to read it. Because I've watched the Netflix Series, and heard what other people have said about it so I knew before I started it wasn't going to be an easy read.
And it wasn't.
It took me a while to read it because I had to stop and put it down every couple of pages, just to try to get my head together.
I mean the book brings up so many tough topics, so many tough topics that shouldn't be ignored they should be talked about more.
Apart from the book being about some dark subject matter, it was actually a really good read.
If wasn't so dark I probably would have been glued to it.
That was the problem, I needed to put it down to let my head settle. But you want to keep reading because you want to know what happens next.
So overall I really enjoyed it, and I'd most likely read it again, and again.
And it wasn't.
It took me a while to read it because I had to stop and put it down every couple of pages, just to try to get my head together.
I mean the book brings up so many tough topics, so many tough topics that shouldn't be ignored they should be talked about more.
Apart from the book being about some dark subject matter, it was actually a really good read.
If wasn't so dark I probably would have been glued to it.
That was the problem, I needed to put it down to let my head settle. But you want to keep reading because you want to know what happens next.
So overall I really enjoyed it, and I'd most likely read it again, and again.
I read this within a few days, and I enjoyed it. I really did, but I feel like it was really slow. Bella Forrest's books are normally full of action with lot's of fights and drama. But I just felt like this book was missing something. It just didn't have the same excitement books by Bella Forrest normally have.
I did still like the book, I've read worse. I mainly enjoyed the fact that this is a different kind of Vampire than we are used to in A Shade Of Vampire. I'm more curious about than anything else with this book.
I am holding out hope that Book 2 is better.
I did still like the book, I've read worse. I mainly enjoyed the fact that this is a different kind of Vampire than we are used to in A Shade Of Vampire. I'm more curious about than anything else with this book.
I am holding out hope that Book 2 is better.
This wasn't horrible...
But I didn't enjoy it. The plot idea was really interesting, but the way it was written wasn't. I just felt really bored while reading this.
I was really interested in finding out more about The Breeders, and what happened to cause this world to be the way that it is, but I feel like there wasn't much of an explanation about it all. The was a whole back story on that, that was just skimmed over. It just felt like I was missing really important information.
Another reason I didn't really enjoy this much, was because of the way it was written. There wasn't anything exciting happening.
The characters were really selfish. They were more interested in saving their own butts than they were in fixing what was actually wrong in the world.
Especially the main character Riley, she just kind of let things happen to her. She didn't have any fire in her belly, or passion for anything. She was basically just kind of there. She wasn't the brightest.
She was supposed to be used to roughing it out in the wild, but I didn't see any evidence of that when they were on their own. She pretty much let Clay take the lead.
Clay was supposed to be a city boy, but he did do a semi-okay job at keeping them safe. But he wasn't interesting at all. I don't know how he and Riley developed a relationship. Because one minute they didn't get along too well, and the next they were together.
I think it mainly had something to do with the fact that Riley was a girl! Like that is the only reason they seem to be together.
I just have so many problems with this book. The more I think about it, the more I hate it.
But I didn't enjoy it. The plot idea was really interesting, but the way it was written wasn't. I just felt really bored while reading this.
I was really interested in finding out more about The Breeders, and what happened to cause this world to be the way that it is, but I feel like there wasn't much of an explanation about it all. The was a whole back story on that, that was just skimmed over. It just felt like I was missing really important information.
Another reason I didn't really enjoy this much, was because of the way it was written. There wasn't anything exciting happening.
The characters were really selfish. They were more interested in saving their own butts than they were in fixing what was actually wrong in the world.
Especially the main character Riley, she just kind of let things happen to her. She didn't have any fire in her belly, or passion for anything. She was basically just kind of there. She wasn't the brightest.
She was supposed to be used to roughing it out in the wild, but I didn't see any evidence of that when they were on their own. She pretty much let Clay take the lead.
Clay was supposed to be a city boy, but he did do a semi-okay job at keeping them safe. But he wasn't interesting at all. I don't know how he and Riley developed a relationship. Because one minute they didn't get along too well, and the next they were together.
I think it mainly had something to do with the fact that Riley was a girl! Like that is the only reason they seem to be together.
I just have so many problems with this book. The more I think about it, the more I hate it.