Review: I Adore Smoulder and Burn!  Great Page Turning Reads!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 23, 2014
I love this series and it is going to be maddening waiting for a possible 3rd to come out!!!! This one took what felt like 3 years to come out. But it was worth the wait.  It was a constant page turner and didn't disappoint.  I was wishing I could read it faster so I could Hurry up and finish it because it was consuming me and my time!  Now that I finished it I feel lost... I need MORE!!!  I keep picking up my ebook and looking at the last page thinking there will be more.  Great at keeping the suspense until the right moment and even then it is still building.Although I am gushing about her books, there are 2 big complaints that I have that run the gambit of her works.  The first is that they do not seem to be proofread and there are a lot of sentences that were rewritten without the original wording being erased. I spent a lot of time trying to muddle through what was being said.  The other is that there are a large number of words that seem like she wrote something, then went into the thesaurus to look up other possible, large or obscure words that can replace it.  I have no qualms with this usually, but some were not quite used correctly or there were some sentences that were so packed with these words (and I am OCD and had to look each one up)  that I was spending a lot of time looking up words.  I got frustrated and was extremely grateful for the dictionary feature on the kindle.  -Like I said, this happens in almost all her books, at times it is aggravating, but It does not keep me from reading and re reading her work.Suggestion: if you have not recently read Smoulder or it is not still vivid in your memory, revisit it before jumping into Burn.  There are so many intricacies that one can easily forget about and become lost in the story of Burn.