ARC Review: Forget Me Knot by Ruth Silver
Synopsis:
Don’t mess with death.
When Wynter explores his newly developed dark angel powers,
regret soon fills his heart and mind. Saving a soul isn’t what he imagined it
to be, and it puts the grim reaper he loves in grave danger.
My Review:
5 stars
I received an eARC from the author in exchange for an honest
review.
I have been waiting on this book and I finally got it!
Forget Me Knot is the second book it the Royal Reapers series.
In the first book, Royal Reaper, we meet Ophelia and are
introduced to the world of the undead. Reapers, dark angels, trucidators....the
whole shebang. I felt that this was a great addition to the first book. A lot
of questions I had ended up getting answered, even though I was left with a few
more, and the plot developed quite well. I really enjoyed getting to know most
of the characters better and seeing how they grew as different events began to
unfold. I especially like the fact that there was more of Mara in this book
than in the first and how she had a bigger role in the events than before.
All in all this book was exactly what I needed and hoped
for. Now where is the third? :)
Author:
Ruth Silver first began writing poetry as a teenager and reading heaps of fan fiction in her free time. She has written under three unique pseudo names and penned well over a hundred stories.
She attended Northern Illinois University in 2001 and
graduated with a Bachelor's in Communication. While in college she spent much
of her free time writing with friends she met online and penning her first
novel, "Deuces are Wild", which she self-published in 2004. Her
favorite class was Creative Writing senior year where she often handed in
assignments longer than the professor required because she loved to write and
always wanted to finish her stories.
Her love of writing, led her on an adventure in 2007 to
Melbourne, Australia. Silver enjoys reading YA novels and sharing her favorite
books with other readers. She runs her own book blog and also enjoys
photography and traveling.
Her favorite YA genre is a mix of Dystopian & Fantasy
which is evident in the upcoming release of her latest book, Aberrant. Slated
for release April 2013 by Lazy Day Publishing, it is the first in a trilogy.
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