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The Unintended (2011)

by Robin Woods(Favorite Author)

4.27 of 5 Votes: 2

ISBN

1467944513 (ISBN13: 9781467944519)

languge

English

genre

Paranormal Fantasy

publisher

CreateSpace

series

The Watcher

review 1: Beneath the beautiful artwork on the book lies the riveting and fascinating world of Aleria "Ali" Hayes with traditional vampires navigating the modern world through the lens of their rooted in actual historical facts society. Robin Woods has created a fictional world that exists within the confines of our real one. Developing her vampire world from real stories from multiple sources draws the reader into the story, particularly for those with an inclination toward historical facts. Reading the connections the author has created from history is a fascinating pleasure. Though I tend to shy away from books with vampires (they tend to make me groan/irritate me to no end), this one gripped itself into a plot that wasn't overly "lovey dovey". The events in the story unfold fro... morem a source that is beyond that, although there is still a sprinkling of love for the romantic in all of us. Woods developed a main character who refuses to be a Mary-Sue and sit back and watch. Ali wishes to be involved in changing her story, and the story of those around her. Like every good book, there is a point toward the end you will hit, and not be able to put the book down, with a climax worth reading to.
review 2: I have never enjoyed reading and when I say NEVER I mean I've only read THREE books cover to cover in my lifetime, The Unintended being one of them. This book hits every aspect of a 'keep you on your toes wanting more cant read fast enough' kind of story. The author, Robin Woods, did a great job pulling true historical facts into the story without it getting boring. I felt smarter after reading this book! Most of all I LOVED the love story that developed as I got further into the book. It took me into a fantasy world that I didnt want to leave. Thank goodness the story is not over! less

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