Lhenry
rated it
A good amnesia story -
has all the right elements with a hero who thinks he might be a bad guy
and is gradually regaining his memory. Just the right amount of angst as
he remembers who he is and his awful childhood. The story is told from
several different points of view, which help heighten the suspense of
know just why the hero had been captured in the first place. The shifts
in viewpoint were confusing but I think that added to the confusion the
hero is feeling and it worked well for me as the reader. The heroine,
Autumn was not the focus of the book - her role as healing angel sounds
silly but was actually quite believable, and her character was well
developed through her actions.
This would have been a five star for me except for the large number of errors that could have been corrected with editing - mostly dealing with mixing up words such as using the word dredge instead of trudge. Normally these things bother me a lot but in this book the story was so good, I could still really enjoy it.
This would have been a five star for me except for the large number of errors that could have been corrected with editing - mostly dealing with mixing up words such as using the word dredge instead of trudge. Normally these things bother me a lot but in this book the story was so good, I could still really enjoy it.
Thanks to all the dedicated readers which have given me foresight and redirection to my latest (and painstaking) endeavor of re-editing all past books from the "Breaking Out Series" before pressing on with new releases .
Don't worry, I am still currently working on the conclusion to "The Good, The Bad and Downright Sinful" and the estimated release of July... well, as Axel Holt Ryder puts it, "Hell, it just ain't gonna happen" but like Madie James optimism will let you know, "it'll be out this year to be sure so you don't worry none."
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