Review: Perfect- unforgettable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 1, 2013
Dark Knight in Disguise was a book introduced to me by several people who had grown so accustomed to reading Sandra Ross that they rarely missed any of her latest novels. I can't really argue with them- they're fans, but I have to say that she truly is a talented author- she writes with passion, skill, and great language that can hook any reader into the story, whether he or she wants to get reeled in or not. In fact, I found that a popular aspect of her books is the fact that no matter what she writes about, while this topic is usually either associated with or actually centered around romance and fiction, it usually includes many other aspects of other genres, such as mystic and fantasy writing. This may be the key to her good skills- she seems to be knowledgeable on a vast variety of subjects and covers them all with a flourish and good detail.Dark Knight in Disguise itself is a book that does focus a lot on romance, and yet at the same time, it also has a twist that keeps the reader wondering throughout the entire story. Erick, an angel who isn't a fan of humanity, gets sent to live on Earth as punishment for his negative ways. This is supposed to teach him a lesson- make him relate to humans and understand them better, but he struggles. Actually, he doesn't even try. Bitter and depressed, he is living in a haze until something very strange happens-he falls in love. And he falls in love with a human.