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Unique Different Found Nightfall Book 1 eBook Violet Samuels

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Unique Different Found Nightfall Book 1 eBook Violet Samuels

Despite this being definitely a YA book (I've got to start reading descriptions better) I enjoyed this book. The pack where the protagonist ends up - hopefully you read enough to know why she ended up in a new pack - is where she belonged all along. This doesn't sit well with the Alpha she left behind.

Celina does a lot of giggling in this book. This lost a star.

Before I forget, Celina is 16 going on 17 and I'm not sure this SHOULD be a YA book. Take out those giggles, and this is suitable for an older audience.

This is NOT a stand alone book, it does have a cliffhanger ending. All the books are available on Kindle Unlimited, so off to the next book I go. Giggles and all.


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Unique Different Found Nightfall Book 1 eBook Violet Samuels Reviews

I was kind of disappointed. The book had potential but the arthur kept harping on the heroines abuse and somethings didn't make any sense. Not the worst I've ever read but I would rather follow a series I can really get into.
I purchased this book based on the reviews I read. Unfortunately, they gave me the wrong impression. The book was not well written. It lacked depth. The characters all had clear personalities and back stories. However, they were brought forth in an obvious telling and not through action. The same language was used over and over. It seems to have been written by a young adult a teenager perhaps. Honestly, I only read 63% of the book on my iPad. I would recommend to a high schooler or a mature middle schooler due to some of the content.
I wasn't sure about this book at first due to the reviews. I must say I am quite the reader, and always have my head buried in a book. I am extremely happy that I decided to purchase this book! I couldn't put it down once I started reading and ended up reading it in one night; one of the best books I've ever read by far! I absolutely love the main characters (especially Callum and Comrade) and the story plot. A MUST READ!
Author really needs to find a new proofreader, there are many dropped words leaving holes in sentences, as well as misused words, and all of that distracts from the story being told. There is also a habit of skipping over info and then referring to it, even though it has not been mentioned previously.
I couldn't even go further than 30 pages into this book. Its written so HORRIBLY that I needed to stop. Far too many !!!! and who in their right mind uses "gonna" in a novel?? The book moves far too fast and makes far too little sense. I am returning it when I finish this review
This book was okay but has no business being compared to Patricia Briggs- Initially the reason I read this series was because it was posted as similar in reviews in that wording. This book belongs firmly in the young adult section with a sexual content warning. The tone of all the main characters in all 3 books stories is that of an adolescent. The thought process and decision making reminds me of a young teen. Quite frankly a turn off for any actual adult. I think the story wasn’t terrible if I was 14or 15seemingly target audience. But Personally I would have a fit if my children got a hold of this before 17due to mating content.
Boring, unimaginative and predictable.
It's the story of a werewolf girl being mistreated in her pack, runs away to find herself in a new and very different pack. Here she, for unknown reasons falls in love with the pack leader and all the trauma for here years of abuse vanishes in two days, reason unknown. She learn that she is the only daughter of the former king and queen. They ruled long ago in peace and harmony apart from those that where unhappy and made a revolution and overthrew them. Now our couple has to reinsert monarchy and to help them they have a book telling them everything they need to know.
There in nothing left to the reader to wonder about, your spoon feed everything. The character have no personality even though they have great background stories. They are like drones that just do what some old prophecy tells them to do, they don't question it, they don't reflect over what might have caused the problems to begin with and they don't show any conflict with having all this though at them without ever being asked. Not to mention, when have any one ever heard of a prophecy that is clear? “You shall marry the person that gives this to you, then you shall build a yellow brick house and cook meat balls twice a week. Don't forget to feed the stray cat you will take in.” The whole idea with a prophecy is that you have to interpret them and depending on who you are you read it differently.
This story is a classic coming of age story, which puts the development of the character first, story second, but with falling to give the character any personality the story becomes the main focus which was never intended.
The premise sounded so interesting but the actual story just isn't living up to the plot. The writing is immature and amateur. It's terrible honestly. rather repetitive, a lot of the dialogue doesn't make much sense, sometimes everyone will be described as laughing really hard but nothing funny happened to get that reaction. I want to give an example but don't want to give away plot, so one thing I would see often is someone would read something, repeat that information word for word in a question form and then someone would answer them with the same word for word quote. "Amanda likes avocados," she read, "Amanda," she asked, "you like avocados?" "Yes," Amanda said, "I like avocados." (And no that's not a quote just an example.) I dont know how many times I read, "my mouth forms an 'O' shape" all I know is that Ill probably react violently the next time I see it. A lot of the story is rather jumbled and rushed and Axel's character is really not likable. Like when he was introduced I thought they were going to find a way to get rid of him and she would end up with this other guy. Because Axel is just terrible to her. Several times. I'm apparently not even half way through the story but I feel like I've been reading it for ages and I'm not sure if I'll finish at this rate.
Despite this being definitely a YA book (I've got to start reading descriptions better) I enjoyed this book. The pack where the protagonist ends up - hopefully you read enough to know why she ended up in a new pack - is where she belonged all along. This doesn't sit well with the Alpha she left behind.

Celina does a lot of giggling in this book. This lost a star.

Before I forget, Celina is 16 going on 17 and I'm not sure this SHOULD be a YA book. Take out those giggles, and this is suitable for an older audience.

This is NOT a stand alone book, it does have a cliffhanger ending. All the books are available on Unlimited, so off to the next book I go. Giggles and all.