Review: Fudge Monkeys, this was good.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
If Paranormalcy and Escape to Witch Mountain got busy and had a child...and the child grew up to adulthood and was all sexy...and profane...and kickbutt...and awesome--it would be Riven. I love Kait Nolan's writing and this is no exception. The world she created is fascinating and brilliant and Ian is the perfect conflicted hero.My favorite line:All those times she'd wished he were there to walk with her, he actually had been—just out of sight. "I can't decide if that's sweet or creepy."(Hint: It's sweet...and, okay, a bit creepy...in a COOL way.) Ian has some awesome powers.Oh, I also like this bit of dialogue:"First sign of anything off and we're out of there. Okay? You sense anything, you say the safe word.""Which is?""Anything you want it to be. Something that won't naturally come up in context.""Fudge monkeys."Ian blinked at her, lips twitching. "Well that certainly fits the bill."This goes on my keeper shelf and Nolan has just shifted to auto-buy. Oh, the one star fell off because of the amount of F words. I have some conservative friends who I can't recommend it to...openly...so I'll just hope they read this review.