Review of "Storm Front" - D.L. Robinson

Storm Front by D.L. Robinson

My rating: 2 of 5 stars


2.5 stars - (review request submitted by the author for an honest critique)

After finishing Storm Front, I was divided if I liked it or not. It had some high points such as the pulse pounding action in chapter 1-5. Through these chapters, the reader will ride shotgun to car crashes, gun battles, a kidnapping, and a break-in.

However, with that said, the story becomes a bit stagnant when Givanni and Loriel venture to Italy under the pretense they are in a relationship. It's no wonder his family isn't buying the bull they're attempting to sell. He spends little time with her and doesn't act like a man in love. Basically, he treats her like a friend --- at times more like an acquaintance. I think that's why Loriel was stunned speechless when Van admitted he was in love with her in the final chapter.

Despite the humdrum of chapter 7-14, things do pick back up in chapter 15.

I would like to say Storm Front ended with everything resolved but that's not the case. D.L. told me plans are in the works for this to become a series and, with a confusing ending, I can see why a second book is highly needed.

As for Van and Loriel, girl you should have went for Max. He is such a doll and a more likable character.

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