A review by misskrislm
Abandon, by Meg Cabot
5.0
As a lover of ancient myths, I love the idea of retelling the wonderful myth of Persephone. It's oddly one of my favorites.
Though it was one of the typically written Meg Cabot books, it was also completely different. Instead of just telling her story as she does, she kept much of the tale hidden and only slowly revealed part of the tale in the book. There are still limitless things to be considered in the next two books of the series.
Usually, she tells the whole story,and then just tells the next story that she can come up with for her characters. For this series, it seem she really took the time to plot out the story before writing the first book and pitching it to her agent. It's a nice change of pace.
Though it was one of the typically written Meg Cabot books, it was also completely different. Instead of just telling her story as she does, she kept much of the tale hidden and only slowly revealed part of the tale in the book. There are still limitless things to be considered in the next two books of the series.
Usually, she tells the whole story,and then just tells the next story that she can come up with for her characters. For this series, it seem she really took the time to plot out the story before writing the first book and pitching it to her agent. It's a nice change of pace.