Review: Engaging
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 7, 2014
Bella Street draws me in to her books with the depth of characters and strong plot. Kiss Me, I'm Yours, sees the main character time travel back in time instead of travelling to the future like Emily does in Kiss Me, I'm Irish.I loved how well developed the characters were. We learnt a lot about both the main characters, Gabriel, whose life was full of pain and hurt, and Sophie, who leaves behind her cheating ex-boyfriend to face the struggles of inadvertently travelling back in time to 1865. The more I learnt about Sophie and Gabriel, the more it made me root for them and this in turn really helped me enjoy the story.I thought the story was probably slightly more enjoyable than book one in the trilogy. The beginning of Kiss Me, I'm Yours was fast paced and caught my attention straight away. The pacing then worked well for the rest of the book without rushing the story. I also liked the intrigue of the silent girl Sophie called Angela, and the small twists throughout the story always kept it entertaining.I loved the ending too and found Kiss Me, I'm Yours to be engaging from start to finish. An even better installment than book one in the trilogy now leaves me anxiously waiting for book three, Kiss Me, I'm Home, to be released!*I received a copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.