Showing posts with label Amy McNulty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amy McNulty. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 April 2016

Nobody's Lady (Never Veil #2) by Amy McNulty (Review)

      The second installment of the Never Veil series, Nobody's Lady continues that tale of Noll as she faces the changes in her home village after the breaking of the curse that was set upon them. With the curse broken, men are beginning to think for themselves and they want to be free to make all of the choices they were once denied, throwing their world into upheaval.
      Nobody's Lady wasn't good or bad. The voice of the narrator was smooth and nice to read, but plot wise the books was very dull and didn't seem to go anywhere. Romance wise, the book completely failed. There was no progression in the relationship from the previous novel, if anything it regressed. I still very much liked the character of Noll, but I found that her character growth was stunted in Nobody's Lady. All in all, I didn't think Nobody's Lady was a worthwhile read and I don't recommend it. I give Nobody's Lady the rating of TWO AND A HALF STARS OUT OF FIVE!
*Advanced Readers Copy Review*

Nobody's Lady (Never Veil #2) by Amy McNulty (Review)

      The second installment of the Never Veil series, Nobody's Lady continues that tale of Noll as she faces the changes in her home village after the breaking of the curse that was set upon them. With the curse broken, men are beginning to think for themselves and they want to be free to make all of the choices they were once denied, throwing their world into upheaval.
      Nobody's Lady wasn't good or bad. The voice of the narrator was smooth and nice to read, but plot wise the books was very dull and didn't seem to go anywhere. Romance wise, the book completely failed. There was no progression in the relationship from the previous novel, if anything it regressed. I still very much liked the character of Noll, but I found that her character growth was stunted in Nobody's Lady. All in all, I didn't think Nobody's Lady was a worthwhile read and I don't recommend it. I give Nobody's Lady the rating of TWO AND A HALF STARS OUT OF FIVE!
*Advanced Readers Copy Review*

Monday, 9 March 2015

Nobody's Goddess (The Never Veil #1) by Amy McNulty (Review)

    In this new and awesome story of love, magic and fate; a girl named Noll is forced into an insane adventure with time travel and forces beyond understanding.  Amy's writing is fluid and soothing to the reader. The story flows like water and it does not get boring for a moment. In this exciting romance the readers are always guessing, but never frustrated with lack of knowledge.
     I can't get into much detail as to not spoil anything, but I will tell you this; the riveting characters in this epic semi-romance are incredible with their intricacies. The plot and connections between the characters is well thought out and entertaining. My only complaint is the ending, (which I will not spoil) I feel like it was too abrupt and was not as elaborated on as it should have been. Ultimately I very much enjoyed Nobody's Goddess and give it the rating of FOUR OUT OF FIVE STARS!
*Advanced Readers Copy Review*