Embracing the Darkness: Book 1 in the Black Rose series by Laura Morgan
Young Cate Rose's seemingly normal life is shattered by the revelation that her father is the Devil. She then leaves her old, human life on Earth behind and goes to Hell, where the Dark Princess must then discover her own path while embracing her darkness. With an angel on one shoulder and the Devil on the other, she then must find the right balance for both her humanity and her dark prowess.
Her strange world is turned upside-down even further as she is emotionally exploited and scarred by further events that sweep her in different directions, and into the arms of very different lovers, all of them powerful beings that dominate both her and the world’s around her.
The Dark Princess's tumultuous existence has many twists and turns in store, culminating in a deliciously heart-wrenching tale of love, lust, power, passion and heartache until she eventually takes control of her own fate at last. But which path will she choose, and to whom will it lead?
Her strange world is turned upside-down even further as she is emotionally exploited and scarred by further events that sweep her in different directions, and into the arms of very different lovers, all of them powerful beings that dominate both her and the world’s around her.
The Dark Princess's tumultuous existence has many twists and turns in store, culminating in a deliciously heart-wrenching tale of love, lust, power, passion and heartache until she eventually takes control of her own fate at last. But which path will she choose, and to whom will it lead?
I skipped so many pages I feel like half the book could have been cut, October 6, 2014
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This review is from: Embracing the Darkness: Book 1 in the Black Rose series (Kindle Edition)
I just could not get into this book! There were run on sentences. It dragged on and on. I skipped so many pages I feel like half the book could have been cut. A lot of things were repeated over and over, beating the reader over the head with it. Authors need to realize that we aren't all idiots. We can remember what we read. I wasn't a fan of Cate. I thought she was immature. This just really wasn't the book for me.
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