Kathryn Kelly (2)

I'm so very excited that Inferno’s release day is almost here. I can't thank everyone enough for all the interest you've shown in Georgie's and Sloane's story. The subject is taboo, yes. Some of you know who inspired this Lolita-style, May-December romance.

This is the story of two broken souls who manage to find one another. Sometimes, when we are lost and shells of the person we should be, we do very stupid things. There's another component to Inferno--Georgie's mother, Cassandra. She's as broken as her daughter. The world is obsessed with youth and Cassandra knowingly ignores Georgie, to feel better about herself. Sloane is the bridge that crosses the Georgie-Cassandra divide.

Finally, I apologize for the cliffhanger. I wasn't sure which would be best. The cliffhanger or a book close to 200K words. I chose the CH. To be fair, I know everyone doesn't have my reading tastes. However when I have a choice between reading a very long book or a book that will be split into two or three different novels, I go with the latter. That isn't to say I won't read novels that are 190,000 words. It takes me longer to pick it up because with my day-to-day schedule, a longer book seems more daunting to me.

Once again, I thank everyone who took the time to read and review Inferno.
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3.5 stars
I am really struggling with this review. I both loved and hated this story. It seemed so childish at times. Yet, other times it was everything that I wanted in a MC romance. It was dark and real, and dirty. It was like SOA but grittier. It is for that reason I had to go with a solid 3.5 star because it did keep me turning the pages. I needed to know more. I am assuming that as the series goes on the characters will have more depth to them and not seem like a teenager trying to be like Gemma from the aforementioned SOA. Please. I hope so because I liked the grittiness of this story and need more.… (plus d'informations)

I understand that some books have violence in them to show why certain characters are the way they are. Plus it show how their world works. But there was WAY TOO MUCH VIOLENCE in this one. Yes in the beginning it tells you how Megan got to be the way that she is but it was TOO MUCH for the average reader. I've worked with young woman like Megan but all the crap that happened to her would have done a heck of a lot more damage mentally to her. If a person can read between the lines ( I did) there is a story there about two fu##ed up people who find each other. Outlaw really had his own issues but part of the time with Megan he was a good guy , other times he was a real d#ck head. At least at the end it was a happy ending.… (plus d'informations)