Kill Me Softly

from AmberFIB

Kill Me Softly is a bit predictable, but it is still a good read. I enjoyed the world that Cross created, and I hope to revisit it again soon in the future. I have no idea if there is a sequel to this book or not, but I feel that some loose ends weren't tied up as neatly as they could have been h...

from leftik

I do love a good fairy tale re-telling. Although, I'm not sure this qualifies as a re-telling as much as a re-living. The concept is interesting: Certain people are branded as fairytale icons and are, therefore, forced to complete the famous story at some point in their life. There are a myriad o...

from DarkFaerieTales

Review Courtesy of Dark Faerie Tales Quick & Dirty: Love, trust, and friendship are put to the test in this darkly beautiful modern take on fairy tales. Opening Sentence: Birthdays were wretched, delicious things when you lived in Beau Rivage. The Review: Sarah Cross blends fairy tales with reali...

from

This twist on not just one, but multiple fairy tales, makes for fun reading. I was surprised that Mira, the main character, wasn't more cautious and surprised by what she discovered in Beau Rivage - there were a number of weird things going on before she started asking questions. Over, this was a...

from lilcrickit

When Mira is first are introduced , she seems sweet but once she gets to Beau Rivage, her attitude changes. She seems lost and angry.That is until she meets Felix, who instantly bedazzles her and she becomes attached to him. Now, here is where I have issues with this book because Mira is fifteen ...