Review: Veiled Innocence was so unique, it was a spellbinding
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 22, 2014
When I first received Veiled Innocence from Ella Frank, I was so excited! Yay! another totally hot read from Ella I thought. I didn't read the blurb. I didn't know anything. YES, this was still a hot read. But I must admit, I felt guilty for getting all hot from it, and to tell you the truth, I think the guilt of the taboo just added to the enjoyment and involvement with the book.Likes:•The way Ella can set a mood with her writing like no other author.•The seamless telling between past and present and his and her POV.•Knowing it can't end well but hoping, somehow it does. (I refuse to tell!)•I loved "Doc", he was by far my favorite character in the book.•Never knowing how this could possibly resolve well, and thinking the worst the whole time.•Holy hotness!•I liked Mr. McKendrick, though I feel like I shouldn't.•Reading Mr. McKendrick's war with himself.•That Addy finally cared enough about him to worry about the consequences of their actions.•I could not put this down.•The way my guilt in liking the sex scenes helped me feel Mr. McKendrick's plight even more.Dislikes:•I didn't love any of the characters enough to fully bond.•I didn't see how he fell for her beyond sex. When did they ever really talk?•Note to Ella: Chalk and chalkboards haven't been used in most schools for years.see the full review as well as daily sales and freebies at Ana's Attic Book Blog