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A review by annasirius
The Night Inside by Nancy Baker
2.0
I suspect this felt fresher back when it first came out.
What bothered me was the lack of believable fleshing out of the two main characters. They lack depth. There are some details given, but they don't feel plausible. I don't buy into Rozokov's deep guilt over not having been able to protect his vampire companion in the past; I do not believe that anyone can switch personalities as quickly and absolutely as Ardeth did, and I don't understand why she should feel zero connection to her sister at all given their backstory.
I stopped reading on page 249.
What bothered me was the lack of believable fleshing out of the two main characters. They lack depth. There are some details given, but they don't feel plausible. I don't buy into Rozokov's deep guilt over not having been able to protect his vampire companion in the past; I do not believe that anyone can switch personalities as quickly and absolutely as Ardeth did, and I don't understand why she should feel zero connection to her sister at all given their backstory.
I stopped reading on page 249.