![]() ![]() ![]() We get that, but it's getting to feel like Christine Feehan had this image in her head of what the perfect male would be, and then decided that all her Carpathian men were going to be exactly the same. All Carpathian males act the same, think the same, feel the same. I'm a little fed up of reading the words 'silk', 'silky', 'sheath', and the rest of it. The sex scenes are, frankly, practically photocopies of each other. What bugs me are the silly, tiny things that are repeated as if the author didn't know any other word to use. I don't care that each book reminds you of what male Carpathians are, of their history, or even of the binding words when they meet their lifemate. It's not the re-run of the whole Carpathian story that's bugging me, it's the little things. However, again the repetition is getting a bit much. This alone, made the whole story refreshing, but I also liked the family unit, the club scene, and the dark shadow within Julian. ![]() ![]() The female lead, Desari, wasn't a simpering human child, barely eighteen, being pounced on by a big bad, scary Carpathian male, but a strong Carpathian female with her own powers. If I included my frustration with repetition, it would be down to a 2.5* *I gave this 4 stars only for the basic storyline. ![]()
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