Reviews of Bone Dressing

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The Dark that’s been chasing Syd for lifetimes has finally caught up with her. Now, Syd must face her worst fears, her deepest desires, in order to fix mistakes she made in previous lives. Dressing in the bodies of those selves, bone dressing, this is Syd’s last life, her last chance, to set things right. What will she risk for the life of the man she doesn’t remember, the man she loves?

Reviews of Bone Dressing by Michelle Brooks

Tahlia Newland reviewed on Nov. 5, 2011

There’s a lot of good things here, great characters, imagination and a different story, but it’s way overwritten and the story gets confused amongst all the words. ‘Less is more’ is a phrase coined for a good reason. We don’t need the same thing said in several different ways.

The wonderful snarky sarcasm of the main character gets tiring and there is too much internal dialogue. We have pages of description for how gorgeous the love interest is, how much they love each other and how terrible she feels when the nasty thing happens when a couple of paragraphs would do. Such writing becomes melodramatic, and can make the reader loose connection with the character. I began to skim large sections but I still wanted to read to the end which shows what a good story it is.

Many people have written great reviews of this book and it has a lot to recommend it for die hard romance readers who like a lot of angst & descriptions of how sexy someone is. I would read more of this author if I can be assured that her next book won’t have the same faults. She just needs to tighten up the writing. If excessive words don’t bother you, then for the price give it a go.
(reviewed 25 days after purchase)