Official Review: Black Sheep by Rianne Moss

[kandscreeley]

Novels that picture women in this way irritate me. Let's have a novel that only describes the physical characteristics of men and pictures them all as weak. Nevertheless, it does sound interesting. Family secrets always makes for a good story line. Thanks!

[Cecilia_L]

This book sounds riveting. Jacob definitely gives off a wounded underdog vibe but I like that the author gets the reader to feel sympathy for him instead of just getting irritated. The female characters are a bit of a pet peeve of mine so I think I'll give it a skip. Still, love your review as always.

Thanks for your comment, JR.

[Cecilia_L]

Novels that picture women in this way irritate me. Let's have a novel that only describes the physical characteristics of men and pictures them all as weak. Nevertheless, it does sound interesting. Family secrets always makes for a good story line. Thanks!

Exactly!
I appreciate your comment.

[Cecilia_L]

A controlling father, a toxic relationship, and family secrets are some of the circumstances Jacob Watson faces in the novel Black Sheep by Rianne Moss.

This piqued my interest until you mentioned that the female characters are portrayed in a stereotypical manner. That will put me off. Thanks for the review!

I understand. Thank you for stopping by and for your comment.