After the Abduction by Sabrina Jefferies Review
After the Abduction by Sabrina Jeffries
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I picked this book as I so often do because of the cover. The updated cover not the same one as this edition. I know it is a horrible habit of mine, but it hasn't come back to bite me in the ass just yet. I vaguely recall reading the blurb and finding it interesting, I bought the book along.
Once I started reading it, I thought the the whole twin escapade and the whole secret identity was interesting, but I got bored of it pretty quick. I was more interested to find out what would happen when Juliet found out that Sebastian did parade as Morgan and he was the one that actually kidnapped her. I thought Jefferies did a good job it.
I also thought Sebastian was written very well. I could understand his reasons for not wanting to come out and say the l-word. Some many heroes are written to be love-phobic, but I could never understand a lot of their reasons other than the default: men don't want to commit. Sebastian did actually want to marry Juliet rather earlier on. But he just didn't want to come and say he loved her and Juliet didn't want a marriage of convenience. They argued frequently over the whole trust issues, which I found to be realistically done.
I give it 4 stars. Really enjoyable, but the whole twin act sort of got on my nerves. I didn't know that this book was apart of a series, so I'll be going reading the rest of them sometime in the near future!
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