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Book Reviews of Midnight's Bride (Blackthorn, Bk 2)

Midnight's Bride (Blackthorn, Bk 2)
Midnight's Bride - Blackthorn, Bk 2
Author: Sophia Johnson
ISBN-13: 9780821780497
ISBN-10: 0821780492
Publication Date: 10/1/2007
Pages: 352
Rating:
  • Currently 3.8/5 Stars.
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3.8 stars, based on 26 ratings
Publisher: Zebra
Book Type: Paperback
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jilld avatar reviewed Midnight's Bride (Blackthorn, Bk 2) on + 156 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 4
Netta is the daughter of Baron Wycliffe, who is a cruel, father who wants to marry Netta off to the first husband he can find. Netta has been doing a good job of scaring away her suitors by any means possible. Meet Mereck of Blackthorn who, is a Welsh barbarian nicknamed Baresark. It is said he becomes an animal when enraged on the battlefield. Mereck comes to castle Wycliffe and meets Netta. She ends up on a trip to Caer Caldwell with her friend Elise and Mereck is their escort. This is all the summarizing I am going to do because one, it is very confusing and two I did not finish this book. I only made it half way through before I finally gave up. It is very hard to follow this story with all of the characters involved. I couldn't keep track of who was from where and how they were tied into the story. On top of all that, the characters all seem very one-dimensional. Netta is sickeningly sweet and naive. Mereck is the typical dominant male, walking around thinking mine, mine, mine when it came to Netta. Also Netta has the stereo-typical âEeevil Fatherâ. You know the one who beats her and is willing to marry her off to another âEeevil Villianâ just so he can be rid of her and have more wealth. My overall impression of this book is boring, boring, boring with confusion mixed in.

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ishmael avatar reviewed Midnight's Bride (Blackthorn, Bk 2) on + 2 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 3
This one didn't really do it for me. The "hero" was a little to overbearing and domineering for me and seemed bent on constantly humiliating and chastising the heroine.