Review: A sparkling gem
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 8, 2013
It's been quite some time since I read the first book in this series, INITIATE.  Usually, after a chapter or two though, it all comes rushing back to me and I settle in knowing the back story.  Unfortunately, that didn't happen here.  Taboo basically picks up right were Initiate left off, so I had to go back and leaf through Initiate to refresh myself.  If you're about to read Taboo, pick up Initiate first - you'll be glad you did!That said, I have to say that the flow was a lot smoother in Taboo.  You really get to know the characters a bit more in this installment.  Tara has a knack for world-building and her world for Dindi and Kavio is breath-taking, rich in detail that you can almost envision it.  I really like her fantasy world and appreciate the fact she handled a gay romance with tact. Blossoming romance, spectacular world-building, characters you really begin to care about and an ending that will have you clamoring for the next in the series, Taboo is a recommended read for fantasy fans!