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A review by elylibrarysec
Dangerous Desires: Part One by A.G. Khaliq
3.0
Rating: 3.5 Stars
Author has written a Content Warning that you will want to pay attention to.
Maya has been given a big job to do. Donte likes what he sees – very much. Our author even gives her secondary characters a voice. This was a book that had ups and downs.
The author got me to like Maya in what she was attempting to do. Then I became conflicted as the story continues. There were times where her past would rear its ugly head and I could understand the feelings that came along with it. It was when she was doing the task that she was assigned that at times I had issues with. Maybe it’s because I watch too many reality crime shows.
Donte had issues that comes with the family he lives with but he tried to be his own man. Again, I liked what our author attempted to do with his character. For being a supposed strong character, I found it hard to believe how he would break down over some things – a little wishy-washy. His family seemed to be caught in the middle of something and I was interested in seeing more of that.
Our author did something that you don’t see too often. She let her secondary characters tell us what they’re thinking. There were times that I liked getting to hear them but then there was at least one group that I couldn’t figure out what the purpose was since I didn’t feel that I would be seeing them again.
On the whole, I did like what this author was attempting to do with her story. Even with my bouts of confusion, I found myself wanting to know where this series was going. Plus, I wanted to see if my confusion would go away as the story continues. And I’m eager to see if our main characters are going to interact more or if our author will keep them apart.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.
Author has written a Content Warning that you will want to pay attention to.
Maya has been given a big job to do. Donte likes what he sees – very much. Our author even gives her secondary characters a voice. This was a book that had ups and downs.
The author got me to like Maya in what she was attempting to do. Then I became conflicted as the story continues. There were times where her past would rear its ugly head and I could understand the feelings that came along with it. It was when she was doing the task that she was assigned that at times I had issues with. Maybe it’s because I watch too many reality crime shows.
Donte had issues that comes with the family he lives with but he tried to be his own man. Again, I liked what our author attempted to do with his character. For being a supposed strong character, I found it hard to believe how he would break down over some things – a little wishy-washy. His family seemed to be caught in the middle of something and I was interested in seeing more of that.
Our author did something that you don’t see too often. She let her secondary characters tell us what they’re thinking. There were times that I liked getting to hear them but then there was at least one group that I couldn’t figure out what the purpose was since I didn’t feel that I would be seeing them again.
On the whole, I did like what this author was attempting to do with her story. Even with my bouts of confusion, I found myself wanting to know where this series was going. Plus, I wanted to see if my confusion would go away as the story continues. And I’m eager to see if our main characters are going to interact more or if our author will keep them apart.
I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.