A review by squishies
Silent Melody by Mary Balogh
1.0
1.5 stars
When I read [b:Heartless|6261976|Heartless|Diana Palmer|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1348055735s/6261976.jpg|6445202] I thought Ashley and Emily had a sweet companionship thing going on.
And then he kissed her and he freaked out, which was a bit... hmmm, something.
I've always wondered if Balogh was going to write about their story (though strangely enough, I never bothered to check) and when I found out they did, I was pretty excited.
Sad to say it wasn't what I had expected.
So. Much. Angst.
But not in a good way.
And so much drama! I don't know if it was really necessary, but at least it made the story more interesting when Emily and Ashley were in the midst of trying to save each other by not being together - basically being unnecessarily angsty.
When I read [b:Heartless|6261976|Heartless|Diana Palmer|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1348055735s/6261976.jpg|6445202] I thought Ashley and Emily had a sweet companionship thing going on.
And then he kissed her and he freaked out, which was a bit... hmmm, something.
I've always wondered if Balogh was going to write about their story (though strangely enough, I never bothered to check) and when I found out they did, I was pretty excited.
Sad to say it wasn't what I had expected.
So. Much. Angst.
But not in a good way.
And so much drama! I don't know if it was really necessary, but at least it made the story more interesting when Emily and Ashley were in the midst of trying to save each other by not being together - basically being unnecessarily angsty.