Review: Pirate Adventure
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 3, 2014
A seemingly shorter book than some of the others, Hook's Pan the fifth in the Kingdom Series was a quick read for me. Admittedly slow on the uptake I can't say it was my favorite. But, the sizzling Captain Hook definitely is a character that could bring on some steamy pirate like personal fantasies.James Hook lives by his own code. Never reforms. He drinks and is the epitome of pirate in all forms. After 200 years since losing his Talia, the mermaid he gave his heart to, Hook still can't escape his daily doldrums of life. Blaming Peter Pan for her murderous end, Hook exacts his revenge about Neverland to seek justice and perhaps personal peace. But Peter is protected by his fairy Tinkerbelle and always just out of reach. Causing Hook's anguish to slowly eat at his soul.Trishelle Paige is the reincarnation of his one true love but when Danika steals her away from playing Pan on earth in a play, will Hook be convinced? No matter what Danika tells Trisha, she knows the pain of love and refuses to take the risk of loving anyone. Even if it is the sexy pirate she finds herself attracted to in all the steamy ways a girl can be.Marie Hall took one of my favorite books and made me see it through another's eyes. Tink is a sadistic evil little pixie easily dismissed, and Pan isn't the telltale child hero of the secret land we all wanted to visit and never grow up. And, I loved the look it gave. A sexy pirate adventure that is humorous and intriguing.