Review: A Reading the Paranormal Review
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 15, 2013
This is a very introspective book. Considering that Aislinn is recounting how she came to be in the rather precarious predicament the monk man finds her in, this isn't surprising. There's a lot of internal dialogue that effectively shows the world from Aislinn's perspective. That said, having read Donovan's Struggle prior to reading this book, most of the happenings weren't new to me. They were simply shown from Aislinn's point of view as opposed to Donovan's.Now, it was interesting seeing what was going through Aislinn's head. She's a girl who knew what she wanted when she saw him and she was willing to tell him, flat-out, that she didn't want to wait. Not that it ended up working out the way she was expecting it to, seeing as Donovan's a chivalrous guy who wants to wait to consummate things until the wedding.Which, in turn, didn't end up working out too well for poor Aislinn. Who knew her virginity would be such a hot commodity? The vampire who made her, that's who!Aislinn and Donovan's love is one of those epic, star-crossed loves that will span lifetimes. Which made some of the events at the end of this book rather surprising. I expect that things will get straightened out eventually. Provided, that is, that Aislinn holds onto her faith that everything will work out in the end. And provided she keeps a tight hold on that pesky virginity of hers.Considering what a carnal creature she's turning out to be, that might be harder than you'd think.Book 2, let's see what you'll bring.-Kelly @ Reading the Paranormal