Review: A novella that encourages a follow-up
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 30, 2012
Leading into the action with a short prologue to set the `scene' we then are thrust into a post-apocalyptic world that wasn't, for once, caused by a human-made fit of pique.  This is only a novella-length story, very good for the restrictions proscribed by shortened space, and the author has a very smooth style that is pleasant to read.The characters, as they are introduced, are fairly complete: there is some missing background due to the length that would have better fixed motivations for relationships within the story.  Strangely enough, those gaps were simply something of note - not distracting overmuch from the story or the action.And there is action aplenty, with several twists, an obvious villain, a steamy and passionate romance and a happy for now (it's too short a story to be HEA) that truly does make this book ripe for a sequel.  I most certainly will read other titles by this author,  and will hope to see more in the story of Rhone.I received an eBook copy from the author for purpose of honest review for Full Moon Bites tour. I was not compensated for this review, and all conclusions are my own responsibility.