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Brightest Kind Of Darkness (Brightest Kind Of Darkness, #1) (2011)

by P.T. Michelle(Favorite Author)

3.95 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1466447648 (ISBN13: 9781466447646)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

CreateSpace

series

Brightest Kind of Darkness

review 1: Ethan Harris seems to be a bit too mature for someone who's only 16-17 but he was still very real and the interaction between him and Nara was genuine, and so I loved it. But I am a little miffed that we don't find out anything about Ethan's tattoo and we still don't know what happened to Nara's dad. Even as being part of a series, a novel should be a stand-alone book, and it kind of wasn't. Also, I didn't like how the word 'tattoo' was referred to as 'tat' in the book. I wouldn't have minded if the characters said 'tat' in dialogue as part of colloquial language, but since it's not an actual word I didn't like how it was written outside of dialogue as well. That and some spelling mistake, as well as the incomplete plot, made me give it 3 stars.
review 2: idk h... moreow I feel about this book...The characters were interesting enough and it was visually stimulating. On the other hand I found the transitions between scenes a bit awkward but maybe because I was reading an ebook? It wasn't horribly paced but at the same time now that I've finished it, I don't feel as though there was much plot advancement until the very end. Many things happened but they didn't get us anywhere. She knew she had powers from page one but in the end all we did was vilify fate and give Ethan a tattoo. in order to be worth it I think the sequel(s) need to do some major digging to flesh everything out from day to day my friends are in danger oh no blah blah blah every single day... less

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