The debut screenplay from actor-turned-writer Devon Graye, it features all the hallmarks of a great horror: suffocating sense of foreboding, sinister soundtrack, abrupt editing, a strong subplot, thoroughly satisfying twists and turns throughout, plus the ending you least expect. I think if you don’t read too much into it and take this series as a quick, passionate, dramatic read, you’ll enjoy this series.Even the camera movements are eerie in I See You, the 2018 psychological thriller about a small-town detective investigating the disappearance of a ten-year-old boy. Besides a physical attraction, I craved more of a connection between these two. It’s dark and a little twisted but it’s very underdeveloped. But I felt like I knew enough about each character to drive the story.Īnd it’s a special treat for fans of Bella Jewel’s MC novels as many of those characters make an appearance. One of the greatest struggles with novella serials is developing the characters because of the limited page count. It was a bummer way to wrap up the series. While direction of the plot was surprising, it felt overly predictable and rushed. Overall, I think we had a touch too many steamy scenes and not enough development but I still enjoyed my reading experience.īut that wasn’t the case in Volume Two. I love plots told like that because it brings out the need to fill in the holes. Volume One was so addicting for me because it alternated between the past and the present. Lots of drama, one of my favourite romance tropes and a smaller page count, I was ready! The Plot: But when I needed a quick read to get me back into the groove of reading, this one seemed like the perfect choice. I’ve had this series for a long time on my Kobo but I have no idea how it crossed my radar.
Publication Date: November 2014 – January 2015 Genre: Adult, Dark, Contemporary, Romance, Drama This crosses over with The MC Riders Series I may have made a vow before God to love and cherish him ‘Til Death do we part, but it’s time for me to give back to Marcus, exactly what he gave me. Instead he left me as this empty, emotionless shell. With my world spinning on its axis, the girl I once was has long since died. I believed in what we had, until the truth reared its ugly head. He needed to be married in order to obtain his grandfathers business, and I was the poor victim in his path. Turns out, I was nothing more than a business plan for billionaire playboy, Marcus Tandem. I fell madly in love, like the naive girl I am. He came in like a handsome stranger and blew me off my feet. They say there’s a fine line between love and hate. Synopsis for ‘Til Death: Volume 1 (from Goodreads): Serial Saturdays: On the occasional Saturday, I review a serialized series (a series that is released in parts that would normally make up a whole novel) to see if the series is worth keeping up with or worth buying all its parts.
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