As a result, I feel like watching some sort of drama as a third person throughout the book, as if whatever happens to the characters is none of my business. It’s not that they’re all separated from the previous ones, for me, it’s just that I find it hard to be a part of the story when I can barely put myself in the main characters’ shoes. Besides, I personally think the connection between chapter and chapter isn’t strong enough to make me feel something. Therefore, when I found out the pattern of them, I was a little bit disappointed (just a little bit!). Honestly, I thought those topics wouldn’t be so…specific because a part of me still wanted some surprises. To begin with, there are different titles for each chapter, which I absolutely love, and basically, those are exactly the cores of them. Well, did it meet my standards? *turning into Le Penseur’s, aka The Thinker by Rodin, mode*
Vendetta is so far the first Mafia story I’ve ever read about and simply the idea of Mafia fascinated me much thus, I had high expectations for the book. There is beauty everywhere even in the dark, there is light, and that is the rarest kind of all. I want to study the realness of life, not the gloss. When she does, blood will spill and hearts will break.
She must choose between two warring dynasties – the one she was born into, and the one she is falling in love with. As the boys’ dark secrets begin to come to light, Sophie is confronted with stinging truths about her own family, too. Irresistibly drawn to bad boy Nicoli, Sophie finds herself falling into a criminal underworld governed by powerful families. When five brothers move into the abandoned mansion in her neighbourhood, Sophie Gracewell’s life changes forever. An epic debut set outside modern-day Chicago. When it comes to revenge, love is a dangerous complication.With a fierce rivalry raging between two warring families, falling in love is the deadliest thing Sophie could do.
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