Review: Stephen King Mixed with Jd Robb
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 31, 2013
Betraying Innocence by Airicka PhoenixThis is hands down my absolute favorite by Airicka Phoenix. Next to Octavian's Undoing that is.Ana is a 17 year old who just moved to a new town due to her father transferring for his job.She is ready...kinda....to start a new school and hopeful to make new friends. That is easier said than done. Especially considering a rather unexpected sight in her backyard bushes. One name you will ever need to know...Rafe.Every high school girls bad boy image who will take him as is and where is. I can't say that I would only because that would be wrong since I am over 30. Crap....you didn't see that age....*sigh.*Now after meeting Rafe, things aren't exactly as they seem. You see, *leans forward* there's a little mystery on Ana's hands er well in her house I should say. Johnny.Did I mention a mystery? Yes? Well, how about a MURDER mystery? Do I have your attention now? I should. Ohmygod Airicka had me on the edge of my bed....why pick 3am to read it? Because well no one bugs me at 3am. Not the smartest move ever.Even the "important" ones aren't as they seem.I think Airicka is on her way to be the female Stephen King. Well in my opinion. That is the feel I had. The plot, the characters, the flow. It is very well written. I didn't feel like I didn't know what was going on. Ever.Yes. On her way to being what should be Mrs. King. Gripping, page turning, intriguing, and entrancing.Well done Miss Phoenix. Very well done. One of my favorite books by far.