This book leaves me with two minds. One, the heroine was realistic (for the time and her years in a convent and her violent father) and the pages sped by because there was always something happening. On the other hand, getting kidnapped three times was a bit much, even if the girl/woman was gorgeous. I tried to remember that the heroine was only 17-years-of-age.
The points made by the author seemed redundant and after a while became tedious. Derek Bragg was a great character; Miranda was less interesting. Because the author harped on the innocence of Miranda, I grew tired of the character. The interesting story really seemed like a 4-star book but the author's repetition knocked it down to a 3.5 star.
Bragg Saga
** 1. Innocent Fire (1988)
2. Firestorm (1988)
3. Violet Fire (1989)
4. Dark Fires (1991)
5. The Fires of Paradise (1992)
6. Scandalous Love (1992)
7. Secrets (1993)
The points made by the author seemed redundant and after a while became tedious. Derek Bragg was a great character; Miranda was less interesting. Because the author harped on the innocence of Miranda, I grew tired of the character. The interesting story really seemed like a 4-star book but the author's repetition knocked it down to a 3.5 star.
Bragg Saga
** 1. Innocent Fire (1988)
2. Firestorm (1988)
3. Violet Fire (1989)
4. Dark Fires (1991)
5. The Fires of Paradise (1992)
6. Scandalous Love (1992)
7. Secrets (1993)
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