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Blyss (The Blyss Trilogy, #1)
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bookshelves: arc, dark, dual-pov, read-in-2014, virgin, criminal-activity
Oct 20, 2014
bookshelves: arc, dark, dual-pov, read-in-2014, virgin, criminal-activity
Original story. It can be considered a dark read. The author described it as “grey”.
Julianna’s father is a very rich man. One day, Julianna hears her father arguing and next she is kidnapped by Nick and his crew. Nick is in possession of a powerful aphrodisiac drug known as Blyss. Nick has been obsessed with Julianna for a long time and finally has her to make her his submissive. Nick right hand man is Travis who is responsible to make Julianna the perfect submissive for Nick. Travis has trained other girls to be the perfect sub, but Julianna is the first one that Travis has taken a special interest in.
There was a lot of inner dialogue that felt repetitive. I am not sure what to think of Julianna. She is a very rich girl but has never felt she lived the lifestyle of the rich girl. Even though the author explained this in the book, I just found Julianna a bit whiney and a pain. There was something about her that even though she said she never wanted to be called a “princess” except by her father, I felt like she acted like one.
Finally in the last 90% the story picked up. The first good part of the book was Jules trying to figure out what was going on and her interaction with Travis. Nothing really happened. I was a little bored because except for a few “issues” things could not have been more accommodating for Julianna.
A copy provided in exchange for an honest review.
Julianna’s father is a very rich man. One day, Julianna hears her father arguing and next she is kidnapped by Nick and his crew. Nick is in possession of a powerful aphrodisiac drug known as Blyss. Nick has been obsessed with Julianna for a long time and finally has her to make her his submissive. Nick right hand man is Travis who is responsible to make Julianna the perfect submissive for Nick. Travis has trained other girls to be the perfect sub, but Julianna is the first one that Travis has taken a special interest in.
There was a lot of inner dialogue that felt repetitive. I am not sure what to think of Julianna. She is a very rich girl but has never felt she lived the lifestyle of the rich girl. Even though the author explained this in the book, I just found Julianna a bit whiney and a pain. There was something about her that even though she said she never wanted to be called a “princess” except by her father, I felt like she acted like one.
Finally in the last 90% the story picked up. The first good part of the book was Jules trying to figure out what was going on and her interaction with Travis. Nothing really happened. I was a little bored because except for a few “issues” things could not have been more accommodating for Julianna.
A copy provided in exchange for an honest review.
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Reading Progress
October 20, 2014
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Started Reading
October 20, 2014
– Shelved
October 20, 2014
– Shelved as:
arc
October 22, 2014
– Shelved as:
dark
October 22, 2014
– Shelved as:
dual-pov
October 22, 2014
– Shelved as:
read-in-2014
October 22, 2014
– Shelved as:
virgin
October 22, 2014
– Shelved as:
criminal-activity
October 22, 2014
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Finished Reading
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SueBee★bring me an alpha!★
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