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Sigh...First, let me just say, I really liked the book. I really wanted to LOVE the book but it has some glaringly terrible editing issues. It had been a while since I read one of her books (I've read most of them actually) and I forgot that she uses the phrase "until" in such a weird way and so often that it drives me crazy. I know it sounds knit picky BUT its that and so many other writing/editing issues combined book after book.
Getting back to the earlier part of my statement, I really wanted to love the book because the plot and the characters and development where all on point. I cared and I was interested and I got to "see" all my boos (Medlov men) but I think its a pretty terrible thing when all those things can be on point but then the editing and occasional sprinkle of corny writing comes in and steals positive points away.
Have any of ya'll read the book? What did you think? What were your favorite parts? Worse? Were you able to overlook the editing issues? Wrap with me, I really want to talk about the book! Shoutout to Anino for the Lend, it was worth it and so appreciated.


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Michelle Gilmore | 3396 comments Mod
I haven't read the first book yet. Do I need to read Ivy's Twisted Vine by Latrivia S. Nelson first? Or is this one like a prequel?


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This book is not a prequel. I don't think that you NEED to read the first book at all actually. The way this book is written it doesn't drag out backstory BUT in reading the first book you will be more intimate with the characters. This story was a lot more action packed and not as much about the main characters love and relationship as directly as the first book is. I would say that the first book is a love story and the second book has a love story within it or that it's driven by love. Hope I'm making sense...lol

✿Michelle✿ wrote: "I haven't read the first book yet. Do I need to read Ivy's Twisted Vine by Latrivia S. Nelson first? Or is this one like a prequel?"


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Michelle Gilmore | 3396 comments Mod
Ninabeena wrote: "This book is not a prequel. I don't think that you NEED to read the first book at all actually. The way this book is written it doesn't drag out backstory BUT in reading the first book you will be ..."

Yes, you're making perfect sense to me. Thank you!


Nile Princess (nileprincess) | 3 comments I had the book on my shelf for a while, but I put off reading it because I have zero interest in murder mysteries. I decided to give it a whirl today and was glad I did. I really enjoyed it, though I totally hear you on the editing. It kind of boggles my mind/is starting to piss me off that this continues to be an issue. The ideas, characters and story telling are all great, just get a proper editor! I can't...lol


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