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Madly & Wolfhardt (2011)

by M. Leighton(Favorite Author)

4.24 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

M. Leighton Books

review 1: This book was more detailed in the first book than the free version. I liked the characters they were in tuned with everything that was going on. I loved the story turning our fairy tales into something more. Madly is a strong character but she dramatizes everything. She puts herself above things even though it seems like she is missing information until the last moment. I'm happy with the turn of events and I'm glad I picked up on the series.
review 2: This is one of those books that is by a fairly unknown author and hasn't been getting loads of media attention but is still pretty damn good. I am enjoying this series and will definitely be continuing reading it. Madly is a mermaid princess who has to save the world by encapturing the escaped Lore and putting ... morethem back behind bars in the underwater prison. While she's doing that she also has to fight her feelings for her guardian sentinal Jackson who she's falling madly (get it?) in love with. In Mer tradition she is only allowed to marry another Royal which Jackson is not. You know it's a pretty typical young adult love story but somehow I still really enjoyed their story. Jackson sounds delicious and Madly isn't too terribly annoying. I always thought the idea of a mermaid story, other than Ariel, would be interesting if someone did it properly and this is definitely a step in that direction but I still think it's a genre just waiting to be delved into even better. I also really liked the way the author has taken nursery rhymes and childhood stories and worked them into the story as real bad guys and good guys and twisted them up a little. It reminds me a little of Wicked and I really enjoyed that novel. Hopefully the following books will continue to be as good. less

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