Embracing the Devil (The Continuation) Reviews

Love this novel.written in a captivating manner that keeps you wanting to know what happens next. I would recommend this novel as a preferred reading. I hope the love story between Artemy and Rebecca continue as well as others finding happiness. I would like to see Lynda find happiness along with Camilla and Bernadette. This as a continued story line and linking all of it together with the others now that Artemy and Rebecca have an established love connection.

The first book was good took my time reading but the second book took an unusual turn my daily use English to those used in the Shakespearean’s years. Even though I understood it, it didn’t give the same effect and the first book did. So I was wondering what happened? Was it the use of an outsourced party or ????? The 2nd book could have been written much better and hold a more weight than it does and while reading even though I wanted to know the ending I basically just skimmed over a couple of chapter of paragraphs. I do hope other novels don’t take the same path.

** heads up - some spoilers in my review For as long as the first book was, this one could have just been lumped in and end like 20 chapters ago or been split into two evenly without the last 20 chapters. The HEA, for me, happened when they took their vows together themselves or even after the baby came. But all in all, I was glad to see the bad guy get his comeuppance in the most amazing way and so did the traitor, though I would have added a mention to the traitor the depths of what he did to Lynda right before he got his 😆

This was such an awesome book! I cannot rave enough about the storyline! I have sacrificed many hours of sleep to finish this book and I regret nothing! There were plenty of twists and turns in the plot, but what I loved most was that this book really focused on the love between Rebecca and Artemy. Without being overly sweet the author was able to depict the strength of the devotion between these two characters. The only negative I have is that the vernacular seemed a bit forced and unnatural, but I would still recommend this to anybody!