Review: Talk Supe Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2013
OUT FROM UNDER has shifting POV's but Trista's is more powerful than Linx and as their relationship grew, Linx became Trista's rock and comfort. I wasn't swept away by these two's romance because there's nothing rosey about their lives when they met. There's no courtship, they didn't really bother with foreplay and tension but rather took the friend/confidante path and it blossomed from there. It was the honesty and desperation of these characters that reeled me in.I like SChardou's storytelling style. I loved how she introduced her characters, dishing out their backstories from the start which gave me a quick sense of who and what they are and whether or not I'll like them. The world she made is pretty small, there's a bunch of colorful secondary characters and they're all interconnected somehow it's almost incestuous. But even with these dizzying relations, these intriguing tritagonists enriched the series and I'm pretty sure that their respective stories will be told eventually. SChardou gave all of them attractive characteristics they're practically begging for their own book.OUT FROM UNDER is definitely one of those books that's hard to put down. It's very new adult in it's tragic, angsty, crass and emotional plot completed by complicated family drama made rich by dynamic sub plots and other twists and turns akin to SOA. As OUT FROM UNDER is hinged on the rockstar side of the story, it looks like book 2, In Too Deep, will be told from the MC POV. I can already hear the sounds of gunfire and smell the acrid scent of burning tires and gunpowder.