Review: A Dark and Delicious Read!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
MS Willis warned me this was a dark novel and boy was it! But I loved it!Madeleine has lead a very sheltered life, but on the night of her very first performance in front of an audience instead of a sound studio she meets a fan, Aaron. She's thinks he's gorgeous, but at the same time she's very shy.Unbeknownst to Aaron, his father has decided to surprise him with a gift for his birthday. Aaron has never really been interested in the slaved at the estate and Aaron's father has finally found the perfect gift. Madeleine. His father abducts her and presents her to Aaron at his birthday party.Aaron knows this is all just a game to his father. He can't let Madeleine go for fear of both the consequences from his father and the authorities. He must train her to be a slave or risk the wrath of his father.Madeleine is so shy from leading her sheltered life, but Aaron quickly realizes behind all that shyness is a fierceness he wasn't aware of. A will to survive and she may be his undoing.This story was beautifully written. I could not put it down! I've realized I have a penchant for dark novels. This book ranks up there with Aleatha Romig's "Consequences" and CJ Roberts "Captive in the Dark". I absolutely loved it and would recommend it to all of my friends!