Review: Imaginative good read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 21, 2014
Good story. I love the world that has been created for us but I have to say at times I wanted to shake Vivien by the shoulders and tell her to grow up. Poor Aedan. Just because she's unhappy things aren't going the way she wants them to she has to target someone and that's Aedan. Vivien is selfish and immature. It's all about her. Whinge, whinge, whinge, moan, moan, moan, until the last 20 pages of the book. In my opinion (I realise others may think differently), she treats Aedan unfairly and behaves childishly. She completely disregards him including ignoring him as if he's not present. Very mature. Meanwhile Bradan his twin brother gets a free pass since they spent time together on Earth and she's attracted to him, and Aedan has to witness this as well.  A real bad case of two is company, three's a crowd. I could say more bad things about her but that would give away the story. She is not my favourite heroine and I hope she redeems herself in the next book. I guess the fact it got such a strong reaction from me shows the story was good as I got right into it and really felt for Aedan. Out of the three he is the one that has given up the most and has the most to lose (at least in book 1) and with Vivien's attitude he has to be asking himself for what?