Brenda Trim

The world is built during the narrative, so bit by bit readers are getting a grasp of where and how Eve lives. This includes having characters that are witches, faes, wolves, and mundane, as well as demons and vampires. The story establishes that Caton has left Eve for another woman, yet still treats Eve as if they were still together. This might help set the tone for the story and demonstrate who Caton and Eve are as characters, but it doesn't explain why Caton should care about what Eve does with the shop since he doesn't like the idea but hopes to see Eve fail. The majority of the book is Eve tending to her injuries and complaining about her unsuccessful marriage. There are no signs of Eve wanting to move on - albeit she does have an eye on another man.


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The world is built during the narrative, so bit by bit readers are getting a grasp of where and how Eve lives. This includes having characters that are witches, faes, wolves, and mundane, as well as demons and vampires. The story establishes that Caton has left Eve for another woman, yet still treats Eve as if they were still together. This might help set the tone for the story and demonstrate who Caton and Eve are as characters, but it doesn't explain why Caton should care about what Eve does with the shop since he doesn't like the idea but hopes to see Eve fail. The majority of the book is Eve tending to her injuries and complaining about her unsuccessful marriage. There are no signs of Eve wanting to move on - albeit she does have an eye on another man.


I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.… (meer)

The world is built during the narrative, so bit by bit readers are getting a grasp of where and how Eve lives. This includes having characters that are witches, faes, wolves, and mundane, as well as demons and vampires. The story establishes that Caton has left Eve for another woman, yet still treats Eve as if they were still together. This might help set the tone for the story and demonstrate who Caton and Eve are as characters, but it doesn't explain why Caton should care about what Eve does with the shop since he doesn't like the idea but hopes to see Eve fail. The majority of the book is Eve tending to her injuries and complaining about her unsuccessful marriage. There are no signs of Eve wanting to move on - albeit she does have an eye on another man.


I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.… (meer)