Reviews of "Gabriel's Inferno"
Dear Everyone,
In addition to the reviews here on Goodreads, a number of book blogs have reviewed "Gabriel's Inferno." Here are a two recent excerpts, with links:
"A Tale of Many Reviews"
Reviewer: Leisha
'Gabriel’s Inferno is a lengthy read with an overwhelming sense of darkness that takes frequent trips into the world and works of Dante. This is my kind of romance! Reynard has crafted a novel that reads smoothly and beautifully all the while dealing with topics that are often uncomfortable yet intriguing. As Julia and Gabriel are facing and dealing with their personal demons, they are also dealing with their growing attraction to one another. The reader is almost always uncertain of the outcome of this novel and that feeling of uncertainty adds to the drama and to the anticipation of finding out what comes next.'
http://www.ataleofmanyreviews.com/?p=990
The Book Hookup
Reviewer: Tamie
'As the story progresses we learn that Gabriel and Julia share some sort of history and while he can’t seem to remember it, it becomes clear that this past connection is very important for both of them. Gabriel feels he is beyond redemption for his past sins, and Julia feels her past has obstacles she may not be able to overcome as they struggle towards a relationship they can both live with. I’m not always the most patient reader, but if the author is very good then I feel rewarded. I think it’s probably hard for a writer to decide how long to tease the audience, and in this case I think it was just long enough. It’s always interesting to me when there are major secrets in a book. An author can choose to let the you in on them, or make you wait to find them out when the character does. SR does the latter. You’re in for a lot of anticipating, and nail biting, but it’s worth it!'
http://thebookhookup.com/2011/07/28/g...
You can find links to other review here: http://www.sylvainreynard.com/p/revie...
All the best everyone, SR
In addition to the reviews here on Goodreads, a number of book blogs have reviewed "Gabriel's Inferno." Here are a two recent excerpts, with links:
"A Tale of Many Reviews"
Reviewer: Leisha
'Gabriel’s Inferno is a lengthy read with an overwhelming sense of darkness that takes frequent trips into the world and works of Dante. This is my kind of romance! Reynard has crafted a novel that reads smoothly and beautifully all the while dealing with topics that are often uncomfortable yet intriguing. As Julia and Gabriel are facing and dealing with their personal demons, they are also dealing with their growing attraction to one another. The reader is almost always uncertain of the outcome of this novel and that feeling of uncertainty adds to the drama and to the anticipation of finding out what comes next.'
http://www.ataleofmanyreviews.com/?p=990
The Book Hookup
Reviewer: Tamie
'As the story progresses we learn that Gabriel and Julia share some sort of history and while he can’t seem to remember it, it becomes clear that this past connection is very important for both of them. Gabriel feels he is beyond redemption for his past sins, and Julia feels her past has obstacles she may not be able to overcome as they struggle towards a relationship they can both live with. I’m not always the most patient reader, but if the author is very good then I feel rewarded. I think it’s probably hard for a writer to decide how long to tease the audience, and in this case I think it was just long enough. It’s always interesting to me when there are major secrets in a book. An author can choose to let the you in on them, or make you wait to find them out when the character does. SR does the latter. You’re in for a lot of anticipating, and nail biting, but it’s worth it!'
http://thebookhookup.com/2011/07/28/g...
You can find links to other review here: http://www.sylvainreynard.com/p/revie...
All the best everyone, SR
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