A review by bookishly_faith
Devil's Kiss by Sarwat Chadda
2.0
This book was okay.
The beginning was quite slow though. I had to fight through it.
And the character of Billi? Wasn't all that great. Yes, she kicked butt. But she wasn't very funny or lovable. You could only give her pity. There wasn't a lot of depth for her since all she felt was angry and pity. That was about it!
I also found the love triangle a drag... Seriously DON'T mention it if the other guy is doesn't even have a chance. He only applied to it in the first quarter of the book.
And Kay? WTH? This guy did no swoon-worthy acts or anything. All he did was answer Billi's deepest questions which didn't make me want to love this guy. There was no major flash-backs of love in their past. They just missed each other... Yes, my heart wrenched when But seriously! No love interest for me whatsoever.
Also, where were they? I couldn't exactly figure that out. It was VERY vague. When I read the sypnosis, I thought they would be travelling to Israel or London but apparently not...
Overall, this book could've used a bit of work.
The beginning was quite slow though. I had to fight through it.
And the character of Billi? Wasn't all that great. Yes, she kicked butt. But she wasn't very funny or lovable. You could only give her pity. There wasn't a lot of depth for her since all she felt was angry and pity. That was about it!
I also found the love triangle a drag... Seriously DON'T mention it if the other guy is doesn't even have a chance. He only applied to it in the first quarter of the book.
And Kay? WTH? This guy did no swoon-worthy acts or anything. All he did was answer Billi's deepest questions which didn't make me want to love this guy. There was no major flash-backs of love in their past. They just missed each other... Yes, my heart wrenched when
Spoiler
Percy and Kay died.Also, where were they? I couldn't exactly figure that out. It was VERY vague. When I read the sypnosis, I thought they would be travelling to Israel or London but apparently not...
Overall, this book could've used a bit of work.