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A review by becsa
VII: Seven by Lana Sky
4.0
Ellen Winthrop believes that her husband Robert has been killed but as long as she plays along with the rules set out by her captor, Mischa Stepanov, a mafia leader, she knows she can survive.
Yet Ellen has many questions about her past and the Winthrop family itself. Will Mischa tell her the truth that she is asking for or will she find that she is still a pawn in a bigger game than she could have ever imagined.
This is such a great series and there are still so many questions and although I am definitely rooting for Ellen, I believe that Mischa really cares for her.
I truly felt bad for Ellen as she learned more about the Winthrop family and what was going on around her. She was so naive and I hated the Winthrop's for everything they did.
I believed Mischa really loved Ellen and that was shown by him constantly rescuing her from whatever situation she ended up in. Although she was still a piece to the puzzle I think that he was dedicated to her and was going to do what he could to protect her and he wanted her to completely love him and not think about Robert. I understand why Mischa needed revenge on the Winthrop's for what they did to his family but I felt like there was so much more there.
There was so much discovered about Ellen's own past and her family line and it was intriguing to see where that placed her.
The bomb that Ellen drops at the end of the book was huge and I can't wait for what happens in the next book and what we discover!!!
Yet Ellen has many questions about her past and the Winthrop family itself. Will Mischa tell her the truth that she is asking for or will she find that she is still a pawn in a bigger game than she could have ever imagined.
This is such a great series and there are still so many questions and although I am definitely rooting for Ellen, I believe that Mischa really cares for her.
I truly felt bad for Ellen as she learned more about the Winthrop family and what was going on around her. She was so naive and I hated the Winthrop's for everything they did.
I believed Mischa really loved Ellen and that was shown by him constantly rescuing her from whatever situation she ended up in. Although she was still a piece to the puzzle I think that he was dedicated to her and was going to do what he could to protect her and he wanted her to completely love him and not think about Robert. I understand why Mischa needed revenge on the Winthrop's for what they did to his family but I felt like there was so much more there.
There was so much discovered about Ellen's own past and her family line and it was intriguing to see where that placed her.
The bomb that Ellen drops at the end of the book was huge and I can't wait for what happens in the next book and what we discover!!!