Review: Not sure if this is a 3 or 4
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2014
Let me just say that I really enjoy SK's writing, and I do like Angel and Nikki - they're actually my fave couple, because of the way they were depicted in Angel's Wrath.However, what happened in this book? It's almost like Angel switched personalities in his dealings with Nikki. Come to think of it, she came across differently too. I'm not the morality police to say how their marriage and relationship should be portrayed, so I'm making my comment based on feeling that they were a bit of a contradiction in this book. In Angel's Wrath they were one way and in this book they took a turn somewhere. That one scene in the bedroom was just a bit much and confusing as far as how they were both portrayed before. I don't even think it needs to be changed necessarily, but I think the reader needs to be able to buy into it and be like: "ok, I see how they got to that place. That makes sense". It just felt too much like something changed and there really wasn't any rhyme or reason. As Martin Scorsese would say, "I'm not the judge, jury, or executioner. I just tell the story" - and the story needs to make sense so the audience/ reader doesn't feel like they missed something.