Helpful Score: 1
I loved the start of this book. The author really sucked me into this story of a dream lover and the corresponding manuscripts by the previous owner of the mysterious house. I loved the story of how our heroine lost her parents and a dream prince came to her and told her fairy tales.
And then he was gone. Vanquished because he could literally suck the life from her, then the story seems to ramble on for a couple of hundred pages before we realize his back. Yeah! Well not so much.
The demon lover returns in the guise of a replacement professor. In my humble opinion he was really well disguised. This guy wrote poetry and baked??? Hero's don't bake. Well at least mine don't.
The author threw in a whole bunch of side characters that could be stories in the next book, or they may be useless fluff. Much as I hate to say it, I don't plan to find out.
And then he was gone. Vanquished because he could literally suck the life from her, then the story seems to ramble on for a couple of hundred pages before we realize his back. Yeah! Well not so much.
The demon lover returns in the guise of a replacement professor. In my humble opinion he was really well disguised. This guy wrote poetry and baked??? Hero's don't bake. Well at least mine don't.
The author threw in a whole bunch of side characters that could be stories in the next book, or they may be useless fluff. Much as I hate to say it, I don't plan to find out.
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