Title: Metamorphosis
Author: Erin Noelle
First published January 19, 2013
254 pages, Kindle Edition
Rating: 4.15
Overview
For Scarlett MacGregor, life has always been safe and predictable, with her controlling parents dictating every aspect of her existence. But when she and her best friend Evie are thrown into the glittering world of the Elite Enclave in Las Vegas, Scarlett’s world is turned upside down.
In this new environment, she discovers parts of herself she never knew existed, and her relationship with Evie is put to the test.
As Scarlett navigates the unfamiliar terrain of co-ed parties and unexpected romance, she is forced to confront her deepest fears and desires. Will she continue to live her life according to her parents’ rules, or will she take a chance on a new path and discover who she truly is?
With the stakes higher than ever, Scarlett must make a decision that will change her life forever.
Metamorphosis is a gripping coming-of-age story that explores the power of self-discovery and the courage it takes to break free from the chains of convention.
About the Author
Meet Erin Noelle, a proud Texan who shares her home with her husband, two daughters, and three furry companions. When she’s not indulging in romance novels, Erin loves to flex her competitive muscles with a game of cards or board games.
She’s also an “awkward people-watcher” and isn’t shy about doing spontaneous cartwheels, even in the most unexpected places. Erin is a laid-back, barefoot kind of gal who always has a tune playing in her head.
Oh, and she’s also the reigning World’s Best Procrastinator – but who needs titles, right?
Erin is a prolific author with a diverse range of published works, from standalone novels to series that span New Adult to Contemporary romance. Her works have earned her a spot on the prestigious USA Today Bestselling list, as well as the overall Top 100 on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
You can stay connected with Erin on her Facebook page, blog, Twitter, and Instagram, where she shares her love of storytelling and connects with her readers.
Editoral Review
Metamorphosis by Erin Noelle is a contemporary romance novel that was first published on January 19, 2013. The author, Erin Noelle, has written several novels in different genres, including paranormal, suspense, and romance.
In Metamorphosis, she explores the complex emotions and relationships of two people who are struggling to heal from their pasts. The novel follows the story of Scarlett MacGregor, a successful businesswoman who runs her family’s resort in Hawaii.
Scarlett has been able to build a successful career for herself, despite dealing with the trauma of losing her parents at a young age. When her childhood friend and former flame Weston Brooks returns to the island, Scarlett finds herself struggling to resist his charm and the feelings that he stirs up within her.
Noelle’s writing is immersive, and the descriptions of the Hawaiian landscape are breathtaking. The setting serves as a backdrop for the characters’ emotional journeys, and Noelle does an excellent job of weaving the natural beauty of the island into the story.
The novel’s pacing is also well done, with the tension building gradually as Scarlett and Weston’s complicated relationship evolves. The characters of Scarlett and Weston are complex and well-developed.
Scarlett is a strong and independent woman who is fiercely protective of her family and her business. Her struggle to open up emotionally makes her relatable, and readers will find themselves rooting for her to find the happiness she deserves.
Weston is also a well-crafted character, with a tragic past that has left him vulnerable and guarded. His chemistry with Scarlett is electric, making their love story a compelling read.
While the novel is primarily a romance, Noelle also touches on themes such as grief, family, and forgiveness. These universal themes make the story engaging and relatable to readers of all backgrounds.
Moreover, Noelle’s style of writing is witty, with well-timed humor and poetic prose that make for an enjoyable reading experience. One weakness of the novel is that the author relies too heavily on clichs and predictable plot devices at times.
However, this does not detract too much from the overall enjoyment of the story. Overall, Metamorphosis is a well-written, engaging romance novel that takes readers on an emotional journey.
Its rich characters, lush setting, and universal themes make it a page-turner that is hard to put down. Fans of contemporary romance novels will love this one and should definitely pick it up.
Rating: 4/5
