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A review by danisbooksmut
Dark Enemies by Effie Campbell
5.0
Who knew the line ‘’tell me how much you hate me’’ could be so romantic? The author did.
A fantastic story of love overcoming hate, of new generations quashing the ridiculous evil started by past generations and the overall story that sometimes the bad guys can be good and sometimes they are just plain evil.
This was a fantastically written story, set in Scotland telling the tale of two rival families. The main story focusses on Cam and Maeve and in dual POV tells their story as they are thrust together by their rival families taught to hate each other but slowly realising that they aren’t what’s wrong with their families and thus breaking down each others walls.
The author did a brilliant job of creating tension, frustration, lust, anger, romance. Every action, thought and emotion felt believable and had me championing the relationship and hoping they’d get their happy ever after.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.
A fantastic story of love overcoming hate, of new generations quashing the ridiculous evil started by past generations and the overall story that sometimes the bad guys can be good and sometimes they are just plain evil.
This was a fantastically written story, set in Scotland telling the tale of two rival families. The main story focusses on Cam and Maeve and in dual POV tells their story as they are thrust together by their rival families taught to hate each other but slowly realising that they aren’t what’s wrong with their families and thus breaking down each others walls.
The author did a brilliant job of creating tension, frustration, lust, anger, romance. Every action, thought and emotion felt believable and had me championing the relationship and hoping they’d get their happy ever after.
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.