Review: Good book & Great debut for the author & also the beginning of a series with serious potential
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 11, 2013
Unsettled is a wonderful book and it proves that S.C. Ellington is here to stay and provide us with more great books..The only negative thing I have to say is that I didn’t find the story very original. The story is similar to others I’ve read..It felt like I’ve read it before, to be honest…However, the writing is remarkable and it made up for its lack of originality, in my opinion. It has elegance and a very beautiful flow. Our two main characters evolved together as people and as a couple and I more than enjoyed their journey. It also has an aura of mystery, since the reader has a feeling that secrets are held, truth is hidden..And you keep waiting for the other shoe to drop..>>Brooklyn is woman who has felt pain and loss in its most raw form..She kept it a secret from everyone and withstood the pain almost alone. That’s what I didn’t understand..How can you not tell your best friend and roommate?..Anyway..She was betrayed and brought to her knees, but she kept it together and tried to stand up..She may be witty, but I didn’t find her very fiery..I think she’s one of the people who survive every day but not really love their lives. Of course, the pain she’s suffered from has made her very cautious, understandably. But I strongly believe she can do much better! She definitely needs a kick in her bottom…>>Logan is a great man with morals and confidence. He knows what he wants and he fights for it..He does everything for the people he loves..I really liked him as a character..He was mysterious but honest..I don’t see him as a liar, so I will not assume anything like Brooklyn did (xoxo) I really enjoyed reading about him! He is definitely the most mature person in the book…In conclusion,If you like romance, you should really read it..It’s a nice book wonderfully written..If you want something different, I would not put it at the top of my TBR, if I were you..Unsettled is a quite good book, a great debut for the author and a very nice beginning of a series that has some serious potential…It should definitely be on your mind..