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A review by debrichmond
Fearless by April Wilson
3.0
Unnecessary sequel
Fearless is not nearly as good as Vulnerable. Beth and Shane’s love story continues, we meet some new characters, and we miss some old characters. This book feels rushed, it’s incredibly repetitive, and should have been merged with the first one. There should be more Gabrielle and Tyler. I don’t know how authors make these basic mistakes, but in the first book the housekeeper was named Elly, in this one it’s Ellie. Why the change. In the first book, Tyler is 42, but in this by one he’s 44. I’m assuming at some point that we’ll find out that Tyler is really Beth’s father. It’s okay.
Fearless is not nearly as good as Vulnerable. Beth and Shane’s love story continues, we meet some new characters, and we miss some old characters. This book feels rushed, it’s incredibly repetitive, and should have been merged with the first one. There should be more Gabrielle and Tyler. I don’t know how authors make these basic mistakes, but in the first book the housekeeper was named Elly, in this one it’s Ellie. Why the change. In the first book, Tyler is 42, but in this by one he’s 44. I’m assuming at some point that we’ll find out that Tyler is really Beth’s father. It’s okay.