Review: Really wish the cover was Logan... :(
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2013
A story told in the eyes the alluring Logan Quinn? Who would pass off that chance? I know I wouldn't. Spartan Frost gives readers a glimpse of Logan's thoughts about everything that went on previously in Crimson Frost.Upon seeing the cover of this short story, my immediate reaction was: "It should have been Logan posing on the cover and not Gwen." Come on! How many times will Logan get his own book? This could be the only one, right? I'd be happy to see more but let's face it this is the first we'll see him speak up his mind, why not give it all already? It really is more appropriate to have his face plastered there.I'm a little confused about his point-of-view. I mean, it is said to be Logan speaking but it seems to me that the narrative still sounds a lot like Gwen. "...Black hair, blue yes, nice smile, muscles in the right places..." Really? What guy says that about his own body? It's either Logan's narcissistic or the author hasn't quite worked out a way to detach the Gwen persona to form a different one for Logan. And does everyone really call him Logan "freaking" Quinn? Even himself? That's just really weird.I must say Spartan Frost wasn't exactly an invigorating read but it wasn't that bad either. I got to see Logan and his Dad start having a closer relationship with each other, and I'm happy for him. It's one of the things that he so dearly wants even if he doesn't say it. And the cliff-hanger ending, which actually gives no clue over what happened to Gwen [that pissed me off by the way], promises an event that would prove the Spartan's love for his Gypsy Girl.