Review: Short and Sweet
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 9, 2014
Mitch and Paige are childhood sweethearts who find themselves living in different cities... Mitch went away to University. This is where the romance starts to disintegrate for the young lovers....The Trap is written with a lovely dose of angst but for me, if I'm perfectly honest, it was hard to completely care during the main body of the story because I hadn't built a reader relationship with the characters. From the beginning, the reader is immersed in the main drama and I would have liked to experience Mitch and Paige together in happier times to truly feel the angst and loss....Even though I did not 'feel' this story all the way through, by the end, literally the last few pages, I felt a connection, I felt love and I felt a desperation. My guess is, this novella perfectly sets the feeling for book 1 and I'm eager to see where the story goes. If it continues along the angst route, I think it has the potential to be a brilliant read.Note - The Trap is written in a dual point of View and is a prequel to TrappedComplimentary copy provided by the publisher, Season Publishing, for an honest review.