Mary

Light and Easy - A "Chick Flick" in a Book

Revisado: 05-06-13

While this book wasn't exactly what I would call a "page turner", it was a very enjoyable story. It had plenty of romance mixed with a little suspense, and, oh yeah, a ghost. The only disappointment was the narrator's attempt at varying the voices of characters. I found his interpretation of the children's voices especially annoying. But, all in all, it still qualifies as a good book. I'm currently downloading the next book in the series. We'll see how that one goes.

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I Really Liked This Book

Revisado: 04-04-13

In the beginning of the book, I thought I was reading a Fifty Shades clone. The characters were a little too predictable, and too good to be true. Gabriel, like Christian Grey from Fifty Shades, was abused as a young child and then adopted by the perfect family. When we meet him, he is an emotionally damaged thirty-something man with a past, with the perfect body. Julia, a younger, shy, beautiful girl, (just once it would be nice to read a book where the characters are average looking) grew up in a broken home, and is herself emotionally damaged. The difference between "Gabriel's Inferno" and "Fifty Shades" is that this book is much more erotic. It doesn't get too graphic. There is no S&M stuff, and the love scenes are very sensual without being vulgar.

This book was a little long for my taste. The author could have explored some other areas of the plot a little more, and broken this into two books. I haven't read "Gabriel's Rapture" yet though. So perhaps by the end of ithat book my questions will be answered.

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