Review: Well writing vampyre novel with great character contrasts
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 4, 2013
The character of Martha makes this story. The Gothic and romantic nature of her relationship and courtship with Nathaniel set the tone for the conflict with Faelynn, and contrast a story of two worlds, one where the vampyre Nathaniel loves one of his own kind, even going to her father to ask for Martha's hand, and the more challenging duality of Faelynn, where opposites attract.As for how I look at Kindle books, if I'm asked to pay more than $1, then I ask that I not get bogged down in bad syntax and decrepit narrative. I'll put up with a lot for a book that costs less than a candy bar. C K Farrell earns his $3 with "Disenchanted". As a lot of other reviewers have noted, the narrative is all of the above, atmospheric, character driven and clear.