Review: Great!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 22, 2012
The Yielding is a truly unforgettable novel that I would personally recommend for anyone to read, even if he or she is not yet familiar with the marvelous series. All in all, I find that the book by itself makes an excellent and really fantastic stand out on its own novel that does not require much other feedback or review from the previous books of the series. Of course, as with any other series, however, it is a definitely plus if the reader has indeed finished reading the other continuations of the tale as well as this one, since that will give him or her much more insight and deep truly meaningful understanding of what exactly is going on in this brilliant adventure of love and twisted passions.I love how unexpected the book is, as someone who has indeed actually read the other previous novels. I mean, yes, I was not thinking that I would ever possibly be disappointed with this newer update of the tale, but the fact that it took such a completely unexpected turn surprised me although I am quite familiar now to the author's convincing and sudden changes of plot and storyline. But that's what is so great about Sandra Ross and her worked of art- they are completely and entirely mesmerizing without being in any way overwhelming, yet their aspects include so many foreshadowing predicaments that the reader gets completely caught off guard within every single abrupt twist. This does well to hold the reader's attention throughout the entire book from the very beginning and all the way to the very end of the story. I love how Sandra Ross understands that readers do not like long overwhelming books that seem to stick to a certain plot line that the author has drawn out and shown from the very first few pages. She seems to see the reason why readers stick to her marvelous tales- because they become addicted to the thrilling ever-changing world that she has created with her Wild Cats series.Another reason why Sandra Ross is such an admired and truly fabulous writer is the fact that she always writes extremely descriptively, which is obviously a must for a good writer, especially if they are telling a story about romance and passion, where it is so necessary for the reader to see precisely what is going on in each and every major scenario and really be able to visualize the picture in their heads of how the characters described are feeling- weather it's about each other or themselves. Basically, this is what makes this book one of my personal favorite romances.