Review: Chemistry can't be denied
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
If there's one thing that MacKenzie's great at, is the creation of tension between two characters. Whatever faulty plotlines may arise, or any issues with unnecessary parts, the tension between the characters is always believable and there's a lot of fun to be had while reading about it.Such is the case for Bronte and Nico. I had to warm up to her a bit, I didn't like her much. And at times I couldn't understand Nico's behavior - it felt a bit forced. But it was a good read, and again, whatever faults could've come up (it was also a bit lengthy, unnecessarily so in my opinion), the tension and relationship between the characters was worth them.The bonus is that, as we continue with the series in Ludlow Hall, we continue seeing them grow and develop, and we get to catch up with them.