Review: Great read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 21, 2013
I’ll admit when I started reading Creche, I couldn’t remember all of Cruxim but I was slowly reminded of it throughout the entire book.  I always appreciate an author more when they don’t just use the first chapter as a recap, and thankfully it was so subtle that it was hardly noticeable.This book is much more about who Amedeo is, the Cruxim, their ways and how they came to be, with a little vampire action towards the end.  Cruxim was quite dark, full of sorrow and sadness, but with the introduction of Skylar, Creche has a much lighter tone and has uplifted the series dramatically, whilst throwing in a little more romance.The author has such a way of writing that the words just flow on the page, and I soon found myself completely caught up in the story and the history of it all.  It has a very descriptive nature, without being over the top, which allowed my imagination to just take over and easily picture the story.  Everything indicates that a major battle is on the horizon, so I’m sure the rest of the saga is going to be full of action and I can’t wait to read it.I received an e-copy from the author in exchange for an honest review.