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Sloth by Ella James Review

Title: Sloth

Author: Ella James

First published June 21, 2015

475 pages, ebook

ISBN: 9780989508476

Rating: 4.16

Overview

Dear A. – Your gift saved my life.

You didn’t even know me, but you were there for me when no one else was. You became my solace, my safe haven.

I didn’t expect to ever meet you. And yet, when I finally did, I couldn’t help but feel drawn to you.

The girl I knew only through letters was now a real person, and she was even more amazing than I could have ever imagined. But there was one problem.

The guy I was with had secrets. Secrets that threatened to destroy everything I held dear.

When I finally found out the truth, it was like a knife to the heart. I thought I had lost everything, including you.

But you were there for me once again, and this time, I wasn’t going to let go. Sloth is an erotic romance that will take you on a dark and emotional journey.

It’s a story of love, loss, and redemption. And just like in real life, there are no guarantees.

But one thing’s for sure, you won’t be able to put this book down. So, brace yourself for a wild ride, and remember, sometimes the people we least expect to help us, end up saving our lives.

About the Author

Ella James writes books and has sold a lot of them, making her a bestselling author on both USA Today and Amazon. She lives in Colorado with her family, and when she’s not busy writing, she enjoys spending time in the foothills.

Editoral Review

Ella James’ Sloth is a fascinating book that explores themes of love, redemption, and the meaning of life. Published in 2015, Sloth is a contemporary romance novel that will leave readers captivated by the beautifully crafted characters, gripping plot, and vivid setting.

The story centers on Lucy and Jennings, two polar opposites who find themselves inexplicably drawn to one another. Lucy is a free-spirited artist who is struggling to make ends meet, while Jennings is a successful lawyer who’s consumed by his ambitious career.

Their worlds collide when Lucy is hired to paint a mural at Jennings’ law firm, and the two begin a tumultuous love affair that leads them down a path of passion and self-discovery. The novel’s exploration of love is a major theme, and James does an excellent job of capturing the complex emotions that come with falling in love.

Both Lucy and Jennings are flawed characters, and their relationship is far from perfect. However, James manages to illustrate the beauty of their love amid all of their imperfections.

The setting of Sloth is also noteworthy. The novel takes place in New York City, and James’ vivid descriptions of the city’s iconic neighborhoods and landmarks provide a unique backdrop for Lucy and Jennings’ love story.

The reader is transported to the heart of the city, where the characters’ lives intersect and the city itself becomes a character in the novel. The quality of writing in Sloth is impressive, and James’ prose is both lyrical and poignant.

The novel is well-paced, alternating between Lucy and Jennings’ perspectives to keep the reader engaged. The characters are well-developed, and their interactions are authentic and believable.

However, Sloth is not without its flaws. Some readers may find the novel to be overly predictable, as the plot has some clichéd elements of a classic romance.

Additionally, some of the conflicts and tension in the novel feel forced and contrived at times. Despite these minor criticisms, Sloth is a well-crafted novel that fans of the romance genre are sure to enjoy.

James’ exploration of love and self-discovery resonates with readers on a deep level, and the novel’s strong character development and pacing make it an engaging read. In conclusion, Sloth is a wonderful book that is sure to captivate fans of contemporary romance.

Ella James’ stunning prose, vivid setting, and exploration of love make this novel a must-read for anyone searching for a heartwarming and emotional love story. I would highly recommend this novel to anyone looking for an engaging and well-crafted romance novel, and I’m delighted to give it a rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars.

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