Review: Don't Judge a Book by its Numbers
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
I usually trust Amazon reviewers to get it right. Most of the time they're pretty good at accurately judging a story and helping me pick out my next book, but in this case the crowd has completely failed. Broken Bear book 1 has fallen victim to the kind of reviewers who don't bother to read the description before buying, and that's the fault of the readers rather than the author.So, this is for the benefit of readers who don't understand what serial romance means; for readers who don't understand they're starting down a road that will carry them through three books to the resolution they crave:If you demand a 400-page doorstop, go buy a 400-page doorstop. If you want a fast paced, exciting read with rich, interesting characters and an intriguing plot that will leave you begging for more, buy this.If you're interested in discovering whether Broken Bear is worth reading (and it is, of course), ignore the 1-star drive-by reviews left for this instalment and take a look at the 4.5 star average of the second book, Reclaiming. That's the sort of average this book deserves, and it's what it would have if the 1-star reviewers had just checked the page count before clicking the buy button. For what it's worth I'll keep supporting serialised romance when it's written this well. Five stars.