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Siren eBook Jennifer Melzer Starla Huchton

I'm not usually one for romance. I've been burned by too many of them to give any a second glance on the shelf.
Siren is different.
Siren is a whole lot of fun. And drama. And magic. All rolled up into one awesome book.
There is also a snarky white cat named Mr. Pounce. Who is just the best thing ever.
Siren Talbot is about to get proposed to by her longtime boyfriend Carver Ashmore. She knows he's going to propose. He knows he's going to propose. But it's the getting there that has him tongue tied. That is, until someone comes barging in and ruins the entire night for Carver, Siren, and the restaurant involved.
Three years pass and Siren, who doesn't remember a thing about that night at the restaurant except that Carver up and vanished on her, is married and starting a new life with her husband Patrick.
Patrick is everything she wanted, he's kind, sweet, and always there for her.
Except that things aren't always what they seem, and Siren is about to learn that lesson the really hard way. Patrick knows what happened to Carver that night, and he isn't telling.
This was a great book. It really, really was and, like I said, I'm not one for romance. Siren, however, pulled me in from page one and kept me going until the end.
I laughed, I cried, I wanted people dead because reasons.
I had a lot of fun reading this book.
Jennifer's talents lie within her characters. There aren't many authors I've read who have such a deft hand with character development. Jennifer is one of them. She has a knack for making people relatable and real. And also batshit crazy. And therein lies the strength of the story. You care about the characters, you want to know what happens to them enough to completely ignore the fact that you have finals or that homework is due the next day. As long as everything turns out alright in the end.
Right?
Right.
I can't recommend Siren higher for people who like a little bit of fantasy to go with their romance.
And the book has a snarky talking cat.
You can't pass up a snarky talking cat.


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Siren eBook Jennifer Melzer Starla Huchton Reviews

That is the best and easiest way to describe the hold that his book had on me from the very moment that I saw the cover! I became so…obsessed or addicted or enthralled (or all of it!) with this book right from the very beginning, and that is rare for me! I mean to look at a cover and want to read the book, but then to read the story and love it as much as I hoped from the cover?!? I cried through so much of it, it was ridiculous! Another hint at just how deeply I was immersed in the book! I was fascinated with the mystery, the love, the time flow – all of it!!! Starting with a couple having dinner, both acting nervous, it is told based on the view of Siren as she is waiting on her boyfriend to propose. I was captured right from this opening scene wondering “Is Siren right? Is he going to propose?” or is she getting dumped? Right from here my attention was caught and held throughout the book! There are so many parts that are all rolled together into one great story! I don’t want to ruin ANY part of it because in my mind, knowing even just one part of the “mystery” can almost ruin the magical beauty of reading the story for yourself the first time! This is also one story that you could read over and over again and STILL pick up new thoughts or understandings to it! I love how this story makes you think about it long after you are finished reading it! I enjoyed how some things are NOT explicitly said and you have to interpret it for yourself – nothing major that would ruin the magic of it all and make the book hard to follow, but more like Jennifer is not trying to insult your intelligence or your “Adult Capabilities” by spelling every. little. thing. out. And even though this book is approx. 400 pgs it did not drag, no parts were useless filler but in fact, I felt it could have easily been longer!!!! There were definitely some parts that I would have loved to have seen expanded or explored!! I will be honest and say that some of it could be classed as “corny” but personally, I think that Jennifer has that ability to draw you in so deep that you CAN’T take a step back and you see it all as so very beautiful and magical!!!! This is my first book by Jennifer but if this is an indication of how she writes all of her books, well, than I am a life-time, fully fledged, totally in love, head over heels stalker!
The book was good but my one problem is how large the print is
Interesting beginning, but the story was predictable and draw out. I stuck it out because the main character was relate-able. I think it would have worked better to write the whole book in half the pages and continue with the story. I think this writer has more to offer and hope she continues with new books because she'll only get better.
I'm not usually one for romance. I've been burned by too many of them to give any a second glance on the shelf.
Siren is different.
Siren is a whole lot of fun. And drama. And magic. All rolled up into one awesome book.
There is also a snarky white cat named Mr. Pounce. Who is just the best thing ever.
Siren Talbot is about to get proposed to by her longtime boyfriend Carver Ashmore. She knows he's going to propose. He knows he's going to propose. But it's the getting there that has him tongue tied. That is, until someone comes barging in and ruins the entire night for Carver, Siren, and the restaurant involved.
Three years pass and Siren, who doesn't remember a thing about that night at the restaurant except that Carver up and vanished on her, is married and starting a new life with her husband Patrick.
Patrick is everything she wanted, he's kind, sweet, and always there for her.
Except that things aren't always what they seem, and Siren is about to learn that lesson the really hard way. Patrick knows what happened to Carver that night, and he isn't telling.
This was a great book. It really, really was and, like I said, I'm not one for romance. Siren, however, pulled me in from page one and kept me going until the end.
I laughed, I cried, I wanted people dead because reasons.
I had a lot of fun reading this book.
Jennifer's talents lie within her characters. There aren't many authors I've read who have such a deft hand with character development. Jennifer is one of them. She has a knack for making people relatable and real. And also batshit crazy. And therein lies the strength of the story. You care about the characters, you want to know what happens to them enough to completely ignore the fact that you have finals or that homework is due the next day. As long as everything turns out alright in the end.
Right?
Right.
I can't recommend Siren higher for people who like a little bit of fantasy to go with their romance.
And the book has a snarky talking cat.
You can't pass up a snarky talking cat.