Review: If Deadliest Catch was a Romance novel, this would be it!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2013
I won this book from a Flash Giveaway from Karina Halle, and I have to say, I was not disappointed!  This really is Deadliest Catch meets Romance Novel.  Very cool spin to the genre.  4 very awesome stars awarded!This book was incredibly well written, and even had a few POV shifts.  It wasn't an every chapter sort of deal, just more when the extra details were needed.  A few punctuation errors, but nothing to even worry about.So, going into this book, I already am a huge (HUGE) fan of Deadliest Catch.  Don't know why, but that is my reality tv guilty pleasure.  That being said, I already knew a lot of the terminology and behaviors that are presented in this book, but they were very well described for anyone who might not be familiar with the subject.  I could see all of this actually playing out in my mind like it was the tv show, so bonus there.I like the development between Decker and Aesa though -- it is slow (at first) but you see it happen right before your eyes.  When she slips out of his fingers (literally) into the Bering Sea and he jumps in after her, you know it is all over from there.  The other dynamic of Aesa and her father reconciling was also a great arc in the book.  You get to watch as Aesa repairs the relationship and learns about mistakes that have haunted her past and how she deals with them.  I didn't terrible understand the whole drama with Damon, or why it was needed.  That bit was just very strange to me.  The amount of tragedy associated with the Norwegian Queen ship though was just terrible... you just wanted these people to get a break for once!I will be on the lookout for more books from this author.  Great work!