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A review by shealwaysreads
Forbidden Letters by Elin Peer
4.0
It pains me to rate this 4 stars but this one just didn't meet my expectations. I felt it was to similar to the old Romeo and Juliet in the sense two people from different paths of life who cant be together. And I think that why I was let down by it.
I loved the story in a story vibe that it had going on it. I loved the correlation between the two tales. While the plot kept me reading because I had to know the ending ( that is a good thing when you have to know the ending) I cant say I was so pleased with it.
I think this will be great for those new to the series, but for me given that I read the entire series, I was holding out for a different ending than the others. But it followed the same path. I was eager for more.
I also found the intimate scenes be lacking. While they were well written I just felt like that extra umph that was received in the other 10 books just wasn't as comparable.
I however did love finding out more about the NWomen and the hidden strengths they have over their men. I devoured the more in depth look into both worlds, the pros and cons showed more vividly in the prequel more so than any other book.
I loved the story in a story vibe that it had going on it. I loved the correlation between the two tales. While the plot kept me reading because I had to know the ending ( that is a good thing when you have to know the ending) I cant say I was so pleased with it.
I think this will be great for those new to the series, but for me given that I read the entire series, I was holding out for a different ending than the others. But it followed the same path. I was eager for more.
I also found the intimate scenes be lacking. While they were well written I just felt like that extra umph that was received in the other 10 books just wasn't as comparable.
I however did love finding out more about the NWomen and the hidden strengths they have over their men. I devoured the more in depth look into both worlds, the pros and cons showed more vividly in the prequel more so than any other book.