Review of 'The Mysterious Madam Morpho (A Blud Novel Series Book 2)' on 'Goodreads'
2 stars
After reading [b:Wicked as They Come|12381722|Wicked as They Come (Blud, #1)|Delilah S. Dawson|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1324921586s/12381722.jpg|17362398], I was eager to read a little more about the world of Sang and this short story was the natural follow-up. The main character is a runaway who goes by the name of Imogen Morpho and has a special magical act involving butterflies. Imogen manages to get the attention of the mysterious Mr. Murdoch as they both have something in common: a past they want to forget.
What I liked more about the other book is lost in this one: there are no new scenarios to visit in Sang, nor new adventures or creepy situations to run away from. It's just a romance and I actually found it dull. The description of the butterflies' number was quite nice, and unfortunately that was also the only moment of action/suspense going on. The last twenty pages probably deserve 3 …
After reading [b:Wicked as They Come|12381722|Wicked as They Come (Blud, #1)|Delilah S. Dawson|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1324921586s/12381722.jpg|17362398], I was eager to read a little more about the world of Sang and this short story was the natural follow-up. The main character is a runaway who goes by the name of Imogen Morpho and has a special magical act involving butterflies. Imogen manages to get the attention of the mysterious Mr. Murdoch as they both have something in common: a past they want to forget.
What I liked more about the other book is lost in this one: there are no new scenarios to visit in Sang, nor new adventures or creepy situations to run away from. It's just a romance and I actually found it dull. The description of the butterflies' number was quite nice, and unfortunately that was also the only moment of action/suspense going on. The last twenty pages probably deserve 3 stars, but the whole story doesn't.