Review: Quick fairtytale remake read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 11, 2014
This story is short, and I finished it in one sitting. As you begin to learn about the life of Razel, you're drawn in. I felt so much pity for her in the beginning. Her life was not her own. I was glad to see how her character grew up over the course of the book.If the story were longer to give more development, I think I would have gotten more attached to the characters. While I liked the relationship between Matthew and Razel, I wasn't too keen on making sure it lasted. For me, it was more of a way for Razel to get away from her controlling mother. The surprise twist at the end really blew my mind. I'm not sure if I bought it, but it was definitely a shocker.Razel's mother was truly a wicked woman. She was well written as a villain. I think that Elizabeth Morgan has a lot of talent as a writer, and this story shows it. If you're a fan of fairy tale remakes and quick reads, this is definitely a book for you.**I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. My thanks to Elizabeth Morgan.