Book Review - Scarlett Red by P T Michelle - ***** the plot thickens stars
When you get a series of novellas/books that blow you away with the first part, you are always wary of the next bit not reaching the same potential, but don’t worry, because Scarlett Red is full of twists and turns to keep you on the edge of your seat and glued to your kindle for hours.
More than a novella like it was originally intended to be, obviously because the characters had a lot to inform us of, Scarlett Red starts with a flashback back into Sebastians past, which made me immediately go back and reread Mister Black. And when I did, well then that moment was a bit more poignant to me
than when read originally. More flashbacks are interspersed with the story, to give you more of an insight into Talia’s life.
Talia is at a crossroads in her life. She’s moved on since she met Sebastian, but she’s still had to roll with the punches and finds herself flying out to Hawthorne at her aunts insistence, to get her out of the house and back into life.
Bash is standing in as pilot for his friend Trevor. When he meets Talia, he’s rude and treats her like she’s an entitled princess. Fighting her attraction to him, because he reminds her of Sebastian, Talia tries to shake off the feelings he evokes in her, and his attention.
However, it soon becomes clear that there is more going off at Hawthorne than meets the eye, and Talia may end up owing her life to Bash, as someone else is clearly trying to end it.
The chemistry between Bash and Talia spikes off the pages and it’s full of banter and sparks.
And then Sebastian returns on the night of the masked ball.
And you know what would be really cruel, would be to leave you hanging right there, at that line, wouldn’t it?????
Read, love, enjoy, feel the passion, ride the waves. Then skim back through for the answers to the millions of questions firing through your head. Some answers are contained within the story, others are still out there to be discovered in the final part. Then congratulate Patrice on a well written, elegantly wrapped story, that keeps you spinning around wondering which way is up. I eagerly await the final part.
Oh and just incase you haven’t read this before - SEBASTIAN IS MINE! (I licked him first).