Review: A change from the usual YA novels . .
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
Her Love Ran Crimson is an emotional, involved story which is suitable for all fans of contemporary romance. Yet despite Madison's sad and lonely life I found it difficult to connect with her, on one hand finding her angst overwhelming but on the other appreciating her final strength of character.Zoey Foster slowly evolves Madison's back-story, alongside her developing relationship with Jase which allows Madison to gain strength and confidence, leading to often surprising and upsetting revelations. I like the way in which Zoey Foster deals with issues honestly and sensitively, and whilst the reader is aware of Madison's distress, we are comforted by the fact she has Jase for support.I admit that I did not anticipate the way events unfolded and think that Zoey Foster does a very good job of building suspense, but still gives Madison her happy ending.  Her Love Ran Crimson is a contemporary romance with a difference and I think fans of this genre will be surprised by the book's depth.I received this as a complimentary review copy, but this has had no influence on my opinion.