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A review by rihoward
The Beautiful Years I by Annie Rose Welch
4.0
4.2 stars
There is something compelling anout the way that this author crafts a sentence. It tugs at my heartstrings and makes me feel. I'm backtracking after having read books by this author under her pen name where these characters make an appearance. This series feels different from those two books. I am going that as this series goes in that it catches the fire that those books did. Especially, since this is the foundation book. It felt more young adult than anything. That being said the connection between Brando and Scarlet is what every person, when they are little, dreams about. It's that dual&flame kidney connection. I hope it continues at a more adult pace.
There is something compelling anout the way that this author crafts a sentence. It tugs at my heartstrings and makes me feel. I'm backtracking after having read books by this author under her pen name where these characters make an appearance. This series feels different from those two books. I am going that as this series goes in that it catches the fire that those books did. Especially, since this is the foundation book. It felt more young adult than anything. That being said the connection between Brando and Scarlet is what every person, when they are little, dreams about. It's that dual&flame kidney connection. I hope it continues at a more adult pace.