'Genevieve' - A Witchblood Novelette by Emma Mills
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I received a copy of this book from the author in return for an honest review.
This is the fourth book in the Witchblood Series, but it is a novelette and not a novel. I loved it!
First off, I would like to say that I LOVE the cover! It's quite striking!
Genevieve is a fascinating character. I really liked her when I first met her as Eva in Witchblood (Book 1 of the series). She is not focused on much in that book, so reading this novelette brought her to life more. I loved her independent streak, even though the time she lived in frowned on such forward thinking in their women!
This novelette, although short, has a wealth of descriptive text woven into a compelling tale of one woman's attempt to survive against the odds. I was a bit surprised at how willingly Genevieve accepted being turned into a vampire. Although, after giving it some thought, I suppose the alternative (death) was less appealing! I was also a bit unsure of Sebastian and his motives at first, but realised that he loved Genevieve and wanted to look after her. I still don't like his character though, and I cannot explain why. It's just a feeling I have after reading the other books.
Emma Mills has written another page turner! I was a bit disappointed when I reached the end of the book though; I felt it could have been a bit longer! I am now looking forward to reading any books by this author in the future.
I highly recommend this book if you love YA or paranormal romance. - Lynn Worton
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