A review by linzbassett
Blood Brothers by Nora Roberts
3.0
I'm having a love/hate relationship with this book. I really enjoyed the supernatural aspect of the story including the historical fiction aspects. I could have read a lot more about what happened in the 1700's at the Pagan Stone.
What knocked this book down quite a bit for me was the characters and their relationship development. Cal and Quinn's feelings seemed rushed and misplaced. Fox and (can't think of her name) are just there. Gage and Cybil felt like they were forgotten until the last minute. I'm still interested in the story and going to continue the series, but it's definitely not for the characters.
For my complete review check out:
http://linzthebookworm.blogspot.com/2018/09/blog-review-blood-brothers-by-nora-roberts.html
What knocked this book down quite a bit for me was the characters and their relationship development. Cal and Quinn's feelings seemed rushed and misplaced. Fox and (can't think of her name) are just there. Gage and Cybil felt like they were forgotten until the last minute. I'm still interested in the story and going to continue the series, but it's definitely not for the characters.
For my complete review check out:
http://linzthebookworm.blogspot.com/2018/09/blog-review-blood-brothers-by-nora-roberts.html