He angled his mouth against mine and I opened for him.ģ.
Molly kisses Rick a grand total of three times, in three different ways, in what is supposed to be one kiss.Ģ. I clung to him, completely unsure about what I was doing. Tentative, I met his kiss and felt electrified. He angled his mouth against mine and I opened for him. When the second paragraph reads like this: This is the case of Undeadly by Michele Vail. Sometimes my Harlequin auto-approval on Netgalley doesn’t work out so well. I will try again when my standards are not quite so high.” Typos are one thing: not having a grasp of the written English language is another. When absolutely none of the dialogue is correctly punctuated and there are way too many homophones – such as ‘queue’ used in the place of ‘cue’ – I simply don’t have the patience. Unfortunately, in the version I read, Bloomfield failed at the English language. The book covers were absolutely gorgeous, and I believed that someone as dedicated to their art as this would put an equal amount of dedication into their writing as well.
The author of Frost Arch, Kate Bloomfield, kept claiming this book was a bestseller when the much smaller number of reviews didn’t indicate that (back in July 2012). Maybe I will attempt this again later but right now I have too many good books waiting for me.”
I will not rate it because I have read so little. I predict I will not enjoy the rest of this book because it reminds me too much of Hush, Hush. We’ve already had elevators moving at terminal velocity, Ana blushing when anyone so much as looks at her, Ana’s best friend immediately assuming Christian Grey is in love with her, and now Ana’s mother has jumped to conclusions over Ana’s romantic/sex life as well. Surely, even though it is fanfiction, there had to be some literary merit to showcase the book’s success? When the hype is that huge, I have to check it out. James was a huge literary fad, the book everyone was reading. This one should be obvious! Fifty Shades of Grey by E.L. I generally don’t review books I don’t finish because my time has already been wasted in the reading-then-giving-up part, but seeing as how I recently abandoned my fifth book since starting this blog, I thought I’d showcase them and mention why it is I gave up on them.
if I have faith the book will get better, I’ll finish it. Other times the book just isn’t working for me, and it’s a waste of my time when I don’t think the book will get better, and when I don’t think I will start to enjoy it, based on the evidence I’ve already read. Sometimes books are so badly written that it’s an insult to expect me to waste my very valuable time on them. I try to finish every book I start to read, but sometimes it’s hard.
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