Review: 4 Fiery, paranormal I want three wishes stars!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
Q1: What happens when an awesome contemporary romance/erotica author, decides to dive into paranormal romance?Answer: You never know, sometimes they ace it, sometimes they don’t.Q2: What happens when Jasinda Wilder, decides to dive into paranormal romance?Answer: We receive and awesome surprise debut!!Writing reviews about a paranormal romance book is often difficult. You can’t mention a lot of things so you don’t give spoilers. You can’t explain the mythology thoroughly, because it also becomes a spoiler. PNR has to be savored page by page; it has to be unveiled slowly and at the right pace and most importantly anything goes. This book has the most severe pet-peeve of mine: Insta-Love. But, the only genre I allow myself to overlook it is PNR.Having said all of the above, this review is for you to have a hint about what to expect and, understand my rating and why I recommend it.This story centers on Miriam, a woman suffering constant abuse by her boyfriend’s hand. A woman who is lost in a relationship based on fear, regret and misery. She want’s more out of life, she wants to be worthy of love, but she is incapable of detaching herself from the pattern; from her self-imposed prison as a battered woman. Miriam’s strong emotions are triggering something inside her. She has no idea that her life is about to change dramatically; she has no idea what she is capable of.Jack is a sweet, caring man from a quirky Irish family. He is special, but he doesn’t believe it much. He meets/saves Miriam and forms an immediate connection with her; he fights to be with her, he shows her that love is real and not all men are the same. They need each other, they fit together, because their own souls recognize the rightness.As the story unravels, Miriam and Jack discover the true meaning behind their gifts, all the while finding transcendent love. After defeating and defending themselves from the ugliness of life.The mythology behind this story is that of the Djinn (Genies). This was a new genre of paranormal for me, since I’ve never read something based on it. It was awesome! Jasinda nailed it from the first page to the last; the explanations, the way everything unravels is quite clever. The writing is superb, it’s poetic and lyrical when describing the supernatural events; the reader is able to imagine everything clearly, the pictures, every description conjured by the mind is just!!! Perfect!!!!The supporting characters and the roles each will play in further books is hinted smoothly. There is much to tell I am sure, and I believe the story will get every bit as interesting as I imagine. I particularly loved Carson.I can’t wait for the next installment, that first chapter in the end is just cruel… I can see the wind element coming….Totally recommend even if you are not a fan of paranormal.For more of my reviews and those of my best book buds, and updatesVisit our blog tjlovestoread