Review: A Reading the Paranormal Review
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2013
While I did like this book, I have to admit that I was very disturbed by Rolf. Seriously, he's the type of guy who has so many faces that you never know which one you're going to get. That creeps me out beyond belief and it added a low-level edge of scary that put me on edge. The fact that this dude is the leader of his merry band of Vikings and Erik, who is ultimately a man who is fighting to hold onto his noble intentions, has to bow to his every whim upped the creepy.Like Erik, Cherine has no say in her fate. She's taken as a slave and she's told to deal with it. And she does. She does what she has to do to stay alive and she's resigned herself to this new way of life. Yet... she longs for Erik. She pushes it to the side but it doesn't just disappear.Honestly, trying to figure Rolf out was a big part of the draw in this book. I was never sure if we should take him at face value or pick apart his actions to see what was really driving him. His relationship with both Erik and Cerine was volatile and seemed on the verge of self-destructing again and again.Enjoyable and definitely sexy, these characters kept me reading. I was alternately lamenting what they were going through and cheering them on. The ending took me by surprise and I'm still thinking about it a day later.-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal