Books by Michelle Zink
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review 1: Η ιστορία εξελίσσεται πολύ αργά στο πρώτο μισό του βιβλίου αλλά ακόμα και μετά δεν σου προσφέρει έντονες συγκινήσεις και αγωνία παρά σε λίγα σημεία. Σε κάποια περιστατικά οι ενέργειες των ηρώων θα έπρεπε να είναι ποιο δραστικές, είναι σαν η συγγραφέας να θέλει να αποφύγει να δείξ...
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review 1: In short; I found this quite dull even though I thought the magic/spiritualism side would appeal to me. The only reason I read it all was that I had ended up buying the second one. Also I found their use of the term 'angel-human' irritating when there is already a Biblical term f...
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review 1: This is a book i wish i never read this story is just like all the bad book in the world i mean come on I can wright a better book than this. Though, forgive me if this is a stupid question, in the end of the book she says no matter with both the boys love there's one who will gi...
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review 1: Just finished the last book in the Prophecy of the Sisters Trilogy and I have to say I really liked it because it finally brought everything to a close. It also answers some questions: does Lia accept her role as Lady of Altus? does Alice and James marry? and finally will Alice ...
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review 1: I was intrigued by a YA book involving Voodoo, thought it might be fun and different than what's been out recently. Instead, it was the most white-washed, racist, offensive book. Near the very beginning of the book we discover the main character, Claire, is a descendant of Mari...
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review 1: This was an excellent read - I bought this book on a sale and usually never read them straight away. What first caught my attention was the cover and the way the book looks inside. There is a intricate snake pattern, which automatically makes you think this book is interesting. T...
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review 1: It is a fair equal to the previous book.One thing that made the book better - Dimitri Markov. Though I have an issue with the love story, I enjoy it quite a lot. In my mind Dimitri is a mixture of The Darkling from The Grisha Trilogy and Marco from The Night Circus, characters ve...
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review 1: ugh, disappointed. The first book was sooooo much better. It was weird and original and dark and a little creepy. This one was good for the first half, but by the end I was really unsure about reading the third one. It became cliché and boring and i was happy to finish it.Problem...
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review 1: When I began reading this book I found it to be too rushed into the plot. Right away Lia talked about the mark on her hand and everything seemed to happen a bit too quickly. Going in more, the storyline became more “slow” and everything was explained in more detail that I was abl...
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review 1: The cover is pretty. The title is promising. The story is........... -_-The story is about twin sister who made choices. One is to the dark side, one is to the good side. Angel and demon thingy. Yes, boring. To make it different from this the common theme, they lived In 19th cen...
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review 1: This is review will have spoilers so beware.I'm not even going to get into detail because I've already said it, the writing and the characters are fantastic. I love Dimitri. I love Dia/Limitri.Now I'm just going to talk about some scenes towards the end of the book.There was a bi...
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review 1: There are some books that it is hard for me to close. Some where I cant bear to read the last chapter and say goodbye to the characters that I have traveled with through many journeys, heartaches, victories, and triumphs. Some where I need just a little longer to gently let go of...
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review 1: BOOK REVIEW by Michelle 16th February 2013 : RATING : 4.5 Lily & Kane Sitting In A Tree K.I.S.S.I.N.G stars!I think everybody is going to say they loved Lily’s story more than Temptation’s Heat. Lily and Kane are just adorable. I really dig Lily. I get her. There is a reason why ...