Review: Eve and the Apple
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 2, 2014
Veiled Innocence is one of those books that kind of draws you in from the beginning but you not sure where this is going until.....From the first start of the book I have to say that I was drawn to the characters of Addison Lancaster a 18 year old student and Mr. McKendrick "Greyson". For Addison the one day that she is late for her new history class is the start of something soulfoul and soothing for her, because at the precise moment that she walks into that class and sees Mr. Kendrick he is hers. There is nothing in that moment nor in Addison's mind that they will be together.Yes the story is a teacher/student love story but it is also much more. The story is something like Eve and the Forbidden Apple, she was warned not to eat it and so she did. The story is about two people who want each other, Addison makes no apologies for what she feels about Greyson, but Greyson being older and wiser tries to sway Addison and her feelings for him away but to no avail. It is the end and the beginging for each. Greyson is Addison calm to the demons that haunt her from the past.Ella has written the story to read in both past and present with both characters POV throughout the book. It is an soul searching book for all who read.