Review: Emotional, great writing
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2014
Although I am an avid reader and huge fan of romance books, having read countless books and 'flavors' of the genre from a wide variety of authors, it's not often that I can say a book has left me impressed in the way that "Panic" and of course the author, Ryan Ringbloom has.The first thing that really stood out to me about 'Panic' is the pure originality of the plot and characters - in the day and age where romance writers seem more plentiful than the readers out there, it seems to be increasingly harder to stand out as the line between 'unique' and 'generic' becomes more and more dim. With that being said, I can definitely say that Ryan Ringbloom does a great job of standing out from the mainstream, clone-like masses that seem to have been flooding the market lately, and it's ultimately not hard for me to tell that this book has been crafted not only with literary expertise (and clear competency of writing elements) but also pure passion, which is clearly evident throughout the entirety of the read. Another thing that I like about this book is that it's basically 2 stories in one, although I preferred Robin and Kent, I did find myself becoming very engrossed in Bailey and Shayna's story, and I ultimately think that both stories compliment and coincide with each other very well.