Edi Melon

Remembered

Gone

Courtney Gendreau

Original Review found: www.literarychaos.com 
I was honestly hesitant to read this novel at first. I am not a big romance reader. I, however, enjoyed reading this novel immensely. It was very well written, and I was very pleased with the plot. I often find that I can guess the plot of romance novels from the first few pages, but this novel was not even close to what I expected. It definitely exceeded my expectations. One of the things I liked most about the novel was the differing points of view. The author showed certain scenes of the book through both Kellus and Annie’s point of view. I really enjoyed this because the same event was so different depending on whether it was looked at via Annie or via Kellus. Seeing both points of view really helped with the development of the characters. E.D. Brady did an exquisite job of showing the characters personality through both dialog and through their thoughts. 

At first, I was a little troubled with the world that E.D. Brady created; it had an interesting mix of historical and modern aspects. However, I reminded myself that this was an alternate world so anything was possible. That makes the use of modern medicine and horse-drawn carriages plausible. Overall I thought the world Vistira was an intriguing one. I hope to learn more about it in the sequels. 

The only issue I can find with the novel is what about Emily’s life in the modern world. What must her boss think? What must Cappy think? Or do they even remember her? There are so many questions I would like answered when it comes to Emily’s life. I hope that they are addressed in the sequel.

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