The Seventh Sons

Not your usual romantic fantastical story. It has some over simplified aspects to it, however the fun and fluency of the writing style keeps it interesting. It deserved a follow up with the second book !!!

Right from the very start you are transported into the story when Diego tells Maxim "If you really want proof of werewolves, just put me in a room with a heavy door that locks and sit with me for twenty minutes." What would you do if faced with something like that? It's definitely a great way to start you on the road to the Seventh Sons and the small town of Sanctuary. The storyline was well thought out, the characters detailed enough for you to get to know what drives them, the events happening at an excellent pace to keep you reading. Finally, the sentence structure with a lack of typos keep you completely enthralled, turning page after page as the story unfolds. Before you realize it, you've reached the end of the book. I just love when that happens, it's a sure sign of excellent writing. Saving the best for last, no nasty cliffhangers to leave you hanging unless you buy the next in the series. I would definitely recommend this book to those readers who enjoy a break from reality every now and then. I can't wait to read the next in the series.

When I started I didn't know what to really expect. As I read further I couldn't stop reading. Very nice writing a lot of twists and turns