Book Review: Hidden in Darkness (Darkness - Book 2)
Hidden in Darkness (Darkness - Book 2) by Nora Ash
5 stars
Category: Adult
Note: Serial/Novella-size
Summary: Our intrepid blogger reporter Katherine decides to take matters into her own hands and do some actual investigating. Which takes her across town to do some interviewing and uncover a larger conspiracy involving a special project attached to the mayor. The mayor just happens to have a fancy dress party coming up and she arranges a press pass to it to cover fashion while snooping. And to her amazement, she finds both of her friendly costumed supers in attendance.
Comments: I liked this section more than the first section since it followed Katherine in being typical Lois Lane pro-active and not being a mere damsel in distress. While I’m still not a fan of how the story focuses on her weight and calling her chubby all the time (seriously, what does the writer have against being chubby?) This one had less interaction with her two costume-clad crimefighters, but I liked that it got her out of her apartment (which she seems to spend and inordinate amount of time in), and shows us that there are other sections to the city beyond just her crime-riddled neighborhood. And we briefly get to see her Batman lover actually out in the world, outside of his Batman costume.
5 stars
Category: Adult
Note: Serial/Novella-size
Summary: Our intrepid blogger reporter Katherine decides to take matters into her own hands and do some actual investigating. Which takes her across town to do some interviewing and uncover a larger conspiracy involving a special project attached to the mayor. The mayor just happens to have a fancy dress party coming up and she arranges a press pass to it to cover fashion while snooping. And to her amazement, she finds both of her friendly costumed supers in attendance.
Comments: I liked this section more than the first section since it followed Katherine in being typical Lois Lane pro-active and not being a mere damsel in distress. While I’m still not a fan of how the story focuses on her weight and calling her chubby all the time (seriously, what does the writer have against being chubby?) This one had less interaction with her two costume-clad crimefighters, but I liked that it got her out of her apartment (which she seems to spend and inordinate amount of time in), and shows us that there are other sections to the city beyond just her crime-riddled neighborhood. And we briefly get to see her Batman lover actually out in the world, outside of his Batman costume.