Hello
happy readers! So this Saturday my
latest giveaway closed and before I start todays review I’d like to
congratulate, Maria V, for winning! I’m
super excited and will be heading to the post office later today I hope you
enjoy the book! Now still exciting my
review for today, Blacksouls (Blackhearts #2) by Nicole Castroman. I loved and reviewed Blachhearts here when it
came out and I have been eagerly awaiting more since finishing it so when I got
an early copy at ApollyCon I was so excited!
Due to an untimely sinus infection I didn’t get to go to the launch
party (I seriously cried a little at missing it) but I’m still thrilled to
share my thoughts on a fabulous sequel.
So
if you know from my review of Blackhearts I went in thinking it was a
stand-alone but then as it ended KNEW I couldn’t handle that I needed
more. So when I then went to the end and
found out there was more to the story I was thrilled and have been waiting ever
since for Blacksouls. I am so beyond
happy this story was more than a stand-alone because there is so much story
left to work with. We left Teach and
Anne separated. Anne was put on a ship
to Nassau, not even the ship she was supposed to be sent on, and she knows things
are not sunshine and rainbows. Teach,
knows Anne was sent away and is on his way to go after her, even bribing his
way onto his father’s own ship as first mate willing to do anything to find his
Anne. Things are never easy for these
two and finding one another might be the easiest part of the journey.
First
I have to say I love that we are at sea.
This is a story of how Teach became Blackbeard and while we were
landlocked in the previous story the majority of this one takes place on the
sea. There are so many things that start
to fall into place and you know they are not going to be easy to overcome but
as a reader you are so invested in the characters you can’t help but think of
ways for it to work out. I was glued to
the pages and finding out what would happen next. I seriously think I read the first part
without stopping to even have a sip of my water.
The
story is a journey between our two loves but it's also full of pirating
goodness with corrupt officials and a dangerous pirate. New friends and enemies in different shapes
and sizes and lots of juicy story points that just make you fly through the
book. I highly recommend this
series. Blacksouls left off in a way
that it is clear there is more story to be had and I for one can't wait to read
what Teach and Anne do next!
Until
next time…
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