POV: 3rd Person, past tense, alternating dual perspective
(3/5)Inseparable is about three childhood friends, Angelina, Devin, and Ayden. As kids, they were joined at the hip. However, everything changed when they entered their senior year of high school.
Angelina always harboured a secret crush on Devin; however, he was busy being a playboy, whereas Ayden always took Angelina’s side. It all came crashing down in college, and one eventful night changed everything.
As an avid reader, I have read lots of good love triangle romances and this is one of them. Alhtough this triangle comes with a twist; so I guess it’s more of a penrose. I appreciate author Siobhan Davis’s fast-paced writing. The book doesn’t get dull or make you wait too long for the good parts to come.
The predictable ending dissapointed me a little Apart from that, it’s a good read.
POV: 3rd Person, past tense, alternating dual perspective
(5/5)It all started when a New Orleans parish priest was found dead of an apparent suicide. Then a handsome private detective storms into Nora’s life, wanting to know why.
For those of you who have not read the previous books in this series, Nora Sutherlin is an erotic romance author and part-time dominatrix. In this story, she forms an unexpected friendship with the detective based on their shared desire for justice. What will he and Nora do once they find out the truth?
The first thing I liked about the book is its brilliant portrayal of characters. Both the main protagonists, detective Cyrus Tremont and writer Nora Sutherlin, are well defined. Their intentions and motivations are well described. It is also a brilliant follow-up to the Original Sinners series–a must for all fans of erotic romance with BDSM themes.
The storyline is engaging. I completed reading the book in one sitting. I would recommend this novel to anyone who enjoys crime thrillers and fantasy.