Review: Frailties of the Bond
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2013
I got this book for review from the authorI got this book for review after being part of a blog tour for this book. I think the cover is one of the things that got me interested in this book. I realy liked the cover and the blurb sounded interesting. The story is interesting, but it is fairly short and felt a bit rushed due to that.The story starts off from two different perspectives, Luca and Aimee. Also they don't even know each other in the begin of the story. I liked the story and it kept my attention, but it was a bit short and I think due to the lenght some things felt a bit rushed or not explained well enough. There where some parts where I was a bit confused, but most parts of the story I could follow well enough.The characters are nice, but again due to the short size I didn't feel like I really got to know them. The two main characters Luca and Aimee are the two characters I know best at the end, but still some of their descisions felt a bit rushed and sometimes I didn't really get why they acted in a certain way.There isn't really time or space for world building in this story. We get to know the basics, like vampires and shifters exists and more, but what more exactly never really get's explained. Also a few things that happen or are mentioned aren't really worked out and I felt like I just missed some information to really get a feel for the world.To conclude: an enjoyable story, but due to the short size it feels a bit rushed sometimes. The pace is fast and the story kept me interested. The characters are nice, but I felt like I didn't really got the time to really get to know them. There isn't much world building, but the world is interesting, I really wished some things would've been explained a bit more. But overal it was still a nice and enjoyable read.