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4 Stars for Seeing Red (audiobook) by Cara Malone read by Emily Beresford. I enjoyed this modern take on a classic fairytale.
I really like Cara Malone’s characters and situations.
I found out about this sapphic fairy tale retelling through a review that Temecka did on her channel! I've been wanting a little more sapphic romances in my life and I know that she reads a lot of them. I listened to this via audio on Hoopla and found that it was a fairly quick read. It focuses on two characters, Hunter and Keira. Hunter is assisting her sister Piper in taking care of household expenses and her two sons while Keira becomes caretaker to her grandmother after a situation happens o I found out about this sapphic fairy tale retelling through a review that Temecka did on her channel! I've been wanting a little more sapphic romances in my life and I know that she reads a lot of them. I listened to this via audio on Hoopla and found that it was a fairly quick read. It focuses on two characters, Hunter and Keira. Hunter is assisting her sister Piper in taking care of household expenses and her two sons while Keira becomes caretaker to her grandmother after a situation happens on campus with fellow sorority members. The romance with Hunter and Keira was pretty instantaneous; however, I think that they definitely had great chemistry. While their romance isn't necessarily forbidden, there is an interesting dynamic with Keira's mom being Hunter's employer since she begins working to help take care of the grandmother. One element of the book that I didn't enjoy was the way in which social class was addressed. There seemed to be some slight catering to the wealthy that didn't necessarily sit right with me. Nevertheless, it was an interesting first installment and I could definitely see the parallels to Red Riding Hood. I'll be interested in seeing what happens in the last two books of the trilogy. ...more
2.5 stars. This was a pretty good fairy tale retelling, and I enjoyed it up to a point. Sapphic retellings of fairy tales are some of
my favourite things to read, so when I discovered this, I dropped pretty much everything else in order to read it immediately. It follows Hunter, a nurse's aide, who starts falling for Keira, the granddaughter of her newest client. It's a class difference romance; Hunter has always been poor, and is struggling to make ends meet with her sister and her sister's two 2.5 stars. This was a pretty good fairy tale retelling, and I enjoyed it up
to a point. Sapphic retellings of fairy tales are some of my favourite things to read, so when I discovered this, I dropped pretty much everything else in order to read it immediately. It follows Hunter, a nurse's aide, who starts falling for Keira, the granddaughter of her newest client. It's a class difference romance; Hunter has always been poor, and is struggling to make ends meet with her sister and her sister's two sons, while Keira is from an affluent family. The romance
was cute and I had no complaints, but I didn't really fall in love with it. I really wish more had been done with the Red Riding Hood motif; the way the "wolf" comes into the story was lacklustre and pretty anticlimactic to me. I kind of hated the ending, what with the way it turned into a "scared straight" morality play. Obviously Piper needed to change her ways, but this was such a patronising way to do it. And clearly I'm not defending her actions, but this is one of those narratives that
puts rich people's feelings and sentiments above the needs of poor people, and I didn't love that. Still, not a bad read.
Apr 17, 2019 Joc rated it liked it Like Cinders, Seeing Red is set in Grimm Falls but is a standalone novel.
Keira has moved out of her sorority house to care for her grandmother who has been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Her attraction to her best friend had a little something to do with it too. Hunter and her sister, Piper, are struggling to make ends meet and take care of Piper's two boys. Jed Wolfe, Piper's husband is serving a 10-year sentence for fraud but even locked away, he still has his claws in Piper. Hunter is Like
Cinders, Seeing Red is set in Grimm Falls but is a standalone novel. Keira has moved out of her sorority house to care for her grandmother who has been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Her attraction to her best friend had a little something to do with it too. Hunter and her sister, Piper, are struggling to make ends meet and take care of Piper's
two boys. Jed Wolfe, Piper's husband is serving a 10-year sentence for fraud but even locked away, he still has his claws in Piper. Hunter is a nurse's assistant and when the opportunity to work for Keira's grandmother as her in-home care is offered, Hunter jumps at the chance. The extra cash will make a huge difference in their lives. This is another sweet romance and a really easy read. The moral values were driven home a little excessively in a way that was more 'telling' than 'showing'.
This re-imagining of Grimms' Little Red Cap is interesting and entertaining.
A fun and imaginative take on Red Riding Hood.
Jul 12, 2020 AnnMaree Of Oz rated it really liked it A sweet feel good romance with a bit of family angst drama. The relation to the old Grimm tale was well done and not too 'on the nose' or overdone. Just a good light entertaining read. A sweet feel good romance with a bit of family angst drama. The relation to the old Grimm tale was well done and not too 'on the nose' or overdone. Just a good light entertaining read. ...more
I love the modern day twist the author put on these classic fairy tales. Hunter is hard working and is trying to keep her family together. Keira needs help for her nanna and Hunter takes the job. Hunter falls for Keira quickly. There are some difficult things going on with Hunter’s sister Piper. Keira works on helping Hunter to live her own life and stop being her sister’s keeper. I really enjoyed this audiobook.
Jul 17, 2018 Carly rated it it was amazing I loved this take on Red Riding Hood. It was modern and brilliantly written. I enjoyed the different perspectives of Hunter, Keira and also Piper. I was expecting a little more angst and there wasn't any which I found refreshing. I look forward to reading more from this author. I loved this take on Red Riding Hood. It was modern and brilliantly written. I enjoyed the different perspectives of Hunter, Keira and also Piper. I was expecting a little more angst and there wasn't any which I found refreshing. I look forward to reading more from this author. ...more
Sep 23, 2018 Kelly rated it it was ok 2.5 stars, a take on red riding hood story. The tale was alright but nothing about the book either makes me love or hate it, it's kinda just there. 2.5 stars, a take on red riding hood story. The tale was alright but nothing about the book either makes me love or hate it, it's kinda just there. ...more
Oct 31, 2018 Kat rated it really liked it I didn't really know what to expect, but I have to admit it was very nice read. Definitively loved the characters. I didn't really know what to expect, but I have to admit it was very nice read. Definitively loved the characters. ...more
Apr 24, 2018 Doreen rated it really liked it Seeing Red breathes new life into an old fairytale by the brothers
Grimm. Cara Malone has completely refashioned the old story of what big ears, eyes, hands and mouth you have grandmother. Seeing Red takes place in Grimm Falls. After her grandfather died and her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer disease, Keira Murphy moved in to help care for her grandmother. This is her senior year of college and she needs to attend classes during the day. While sharing coffee with her mother, Keira is ov Cara Malone has completely refashioned the old story of what big ears, eyes, hands and mouth you have grandmother. Seeing Red takes place in Grimm Falls. After her grandfather died and her grandmother was diagnosed with Alzheimer disease, Keira Murphy moved in to help care for her grandmother. This is her senior year of college and she needs to attend classes during the day. While sharing coffee with her mother, Keira is overheard
discussing her concerns by a worker in the coffeehouse. Piper's sister works in a long-term care facility for folks with dementia. Hunter Ross works hard to provide for her sister and nephews, but their combined incomes don't stretch far enough to keep the wolf from the door. Hunter agrees to interview with them as an in-home caregiver. Grandmother, mother and granddaughter are all impressed with Hunter and she immediately starts working. Seeing Red is much more than an updated version of
the little red riding hood story. Keira isn't skipping through the woods to grandma's house. Hunter isn't wielding any axes or skinning any wolves. The main characters have full and challenging lives. Keira comes from a wealthy family, but she's about to graduate from college and plans to work at a youth center downtown. Hunter dropped out of nursing school to move in with her sister and nephews. She spends nearly every waking moment working or in childcare. Sleep is a luxury that she can't
afford. What makes this novel so interesting is the gentle love story between the main characters. Keira and Hunter find a spark of magic that brings them together. It doesn't materialize out of thin air, but grows as they become close. There's no prince or evil stepmother to derail their relationship. Seeing Red creatively reimagined a gruesome childhood fairytale by adding a vivid lesbian romance. The original story is reprinted at the end of the novel and the contrast couldn't be more
stark. Sometimes a new product really is an improvement especially in the case of this novel.
Apr 20, 2019 Betty rated it liked it I am not sure about this at all. There are elements that are frustrating enough that
I would usually put the book aside and dnf, but there were elements that were pretty good. cons: this is a great deal of Tell and info dumping back story. I know it is my pet peeve, but it dumps me out of the story so fast I start to skim. Some people like the simplicity of being told the story, but I can't engage with either the story or the characters if I am dropped out of the narrative. pros: I like Hunter a cons: this is a great deal of Tell and info dumping back story. I know it is my pet peeve, but it dumps me out of the story so fast I start to skim. Some people like the simplicity of being told the story, but I can't engage with either the story or the characters if I am dropped out of the narrative. pros: I like Hunter and Kiera,
they have good chemistry, at least at the start. Piper is just.. well a distraction. It is all very sweet though.
Apr 10, 2019 Lisa R Smith rated it it was amazing Clever retelling of Grimm’s Little
Red-cap Hunter lives with her sister Piper and and Piper’s two boys. Times have never been good for these two sisters but Hunter is working on it. Needing a second job to keep their household afloat, Hunter goes to work caring for Abby who has slowly on setting dementia. Abby has a granddaughter with long red hair....and Hunter has a brother-in-law in prison whose last name is Wolfe. You’ll enjoy this clever retelling of Red Riding Hood. What self respecting Hun Hunter lives with her sister Piper and and Piper’s two boys. Times have never been good for these two sisters but Hunter is working on it. Needing a second job to keep their household afloat, Hunter goes to work caring for Abby who has slowly on setting dementia. Abby has a granddaughter with long red hair....and Hunter has a brother-in-law in prison whose last name is Wolfe. You’ll enjoy
this clever retelling of Red Riding Hood. What self respecting Hunter can resist a beautiful red head?
Nov 05, 2018 Kexx rated it really liked it I've always enjoyed Cara's books & stories, but when the Sapphic Fairy Tales came up I thought "You what??" Loved the first 75% and last 10% - the missing 15% was fairy-tale-esque dark & uncomfortable. The Jury's out on the series but I'll try No 2.... (PS: I'm pathetically vanilla but you probably knew that!) I've always enjoyed Cara's books & stories, but when the Sapphic Fairy Tales came up I thought "You what??" Loved the first 75% and last 10% - the missing 15% was fairy-tale-esque dark & uncomfortable. The Jury's out on the series but I'll try No 2.... (PS: I'm pathetically vanilla but you probably knew that!) ...more
This was fine? It's fine I suppose. Nothing to blow you away, but not that bad either. For me, there wasn't much driving force or dynamic story telling, combined with atrocious info dumping and constantly
repeated plot points and details. I also didn't like Piper and I understand that her husband is an abusive dick, but the way she treats her sister is just shit. Also, you're telling me that for someone like Kiera's mother supposedly on top of everything and who is very rich and privileged, the Also, you're telling me that for someone like Kiera's mother supposedly on top of everything and who is very rich and privileged, the first order on business upon hearing her mother's diagnosis wouldn't be to hire some professionals to look into best options? That grandma
with alzheimer has been living alone for 6 months and this is the first time she decided to look into other options for her care??? And that she only did so because a harried barista told her she has a sister who's in the industry and to hire her?? AND THEN she would hire said sister after a 30 minutes chat and zero background check?? For the person who is going to be spending hours alone with the grandma in their opulent home???????? I'm sorry, but I couldn't couldn't suspend my disbelief
long enough to buy the premise, and we're talking about someone who's currently eating up Jojo's bizzare Adventure, where one of the villains is an immortal vampire-eating dude who spends all his time posing in a speedo and turned his hand into a squirrell. So. If you're gonna set your story in our world, you need to work with our reality. All in all, the suspension of disbelief was too much for me and the writing wasn't strong enough to keep me reading. A pity
May 05, 2018 Aris Duarte rated it it was amazing At first I wasn't very into reading this books,
but after a day spend in bed feeling sick, I took my time to read about what this book was about and I decided to give it a try and I'm so happy I bought the book! (well, technically my wife bought it for me). I thought it was going to be full of drama, because what Piper did was terrible, but I was super happy that Keira was super understanding and she trusted Hunter enough to believe her. And I'm so happy Hunter told Keira about her secret and fa I thought it was going to be full of drama, because what Piper did was terrible, but I was super happy that Keira was super understanding and she trusted Hunter enough to believe her. And I'm so
happy Hunter told Keira about her secret and family drama. I discovered Cara Malone with her Rulebook series and I'm sticking to her for now own, so I suggest you give her and her books a try, it'll be worth it, trust me.
I loved it I thought I read this already but thanks to Goodreads I discovered I had not. So of course I had to rectify that and...well...read it.
And I am so glad I did. Now I am not saying this is my favorite as Fairest, the recent in the series, is still my favorite in the series but this one was really good. Like almost all of Malone's book it is well written and the characters I very likable. I highly recommend this read especially if you are a kU reader, a fan of Malone, and even if you nust I thought I read this already but thanks to Goodreads I
discovered I had not. So of course I had to rectify that and...well...read it. And I am so glad I did. Now I am not saying this is my favorite as Fairest, the recent in the series, is still my favorite in the series but this one was really good. Like almost all of Malone's book it is well written and the characters I very likable. I highly recommend this read especially if you are a kU reader, a fan of Malone, and even if you nust want something enjoyable.
Grimm fairytale reboot Why couldn't the original fairytales be that fun? I refuse to read to my kid stories from that era. Why couldn't the original fairytales be that fun? I refuse to read to my kid stories from that era.
Jun 22, 2018 Tiff rated it really liked it Seeing Red is Cara Malone’s best work to date. She takes an old fairy tale
and remakes it into something modern and fresh. Kiera Murphy turns tail and runs for solace at Nana’s house. Everyone thinks of her as the benevolent granddaughter that moves in with her elderly grandmother to offer care and assistance as Alzheimer’s has wreaked havoc upon Nana’s memory. Nope, Kiera is happy to help and she adores her grandmother, she really has run away from life at the sorority house because she dropped Kiera Murphy turns tail and runs for solace at Nana’s house. Everyone thinks of her as the benevolent granddaughter that moves in with her elderly grandmother to offer care and assistance as Alzheimer’s has wreaked havoc upon Nana’s memory. Nope, Kiera is happy to help and she adores her grandmother, she really has run away from life at the sorority house because she dropped her guard and
in a drunken moment kissed her best friend. Hunter Ross is up to her neck in debt, not her own but the debt saddled upon her by her sister, Piper. Piper a single mother of two young boys has had a run of bad luck. Her husband, a small-time crook and con-man has landed himself a long-term stint in prison leaving Piper with more bills than income and her dead-end job at a local coffee shop isn’t going to get any better income-wise. Hunter has stepped up for her big sister dropping out of
nursing school and working nights and every shift she can get at a nursing home. All her other free time is spent caring for her nephews. No matter how hard Piper and Hunter work there is never enough money to get ahead. Kiera and Piper have a chance meeting at the coffeehouse and Piper sells her sister's caregiver skills to the college senior. Kiera needs help with Nana while she is in class and Hunter needs the extra income. Of course, you know what comes next, heck yeah, Kiera and
Hunter have that spark. They gravitate towards each other and the pull is too strong to resist. This is a sweet and sexy romance that I just adored.
Red This is a fantastic play on little Red Ridding Hood. Cara Malone pulls out a whimsical tale for us to enjoy. Excellent chemistry and strong bonds created. I look
forward to the other books in the series.
Seeing Red is a cute
and quick read with a sweet romance and really well-written characters. It’s loosely based on the fairy tale and I absolutely enjoyed this modern take with relatable characters. Hunter has too much on her plate. She’s living with her sister, Piper and helping with the bills and her two nephews. She’s balancing a job in a care facility while also trying to keep Piper away from her jailed criminal husband, Jed Wolfe. Although things are really desperate, Hunter tries to show Pi Hunter has too much on her plate. She’s living with her sister, Piper and helping with the bills and her two nephews. She’s balancing a job in a care facility while also trying to keep Piper away from her jailed criminal husband, Jed Wolfe. Although things
are really desperate, Hunter tries to show Piper that there’s a good life away from pulling cons. Meanwhile, wealthy college student Kiera has just moved in with her grandmother who’s been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Kiera isn’t only taking care of her grandmother but also hiding after an embarrassing encounter at her sorority house. A chance meeting brings Kiera and Hunter together. Kiera needs help with her grandmother and Hunter becomes the old woman’s caretaker. The pay is great, Kiera’s
grandmother really likes Hunter and her family, and…there’s something magical happening between Hunter and Kiera. Maybe, Hunter can finally slow down. However, Jed still has his claws in Piper and her desperation to provide for her family will have consequences for all. The split perspective between Kiera and Hunter with an occasional chapter from Piper really works because the characters have such distinct voices. Malone deftly avoids stereotypes and creates characters that are
wonderfully written and relatable. Kiera and Hunter are great protagonists who are brave, interesting, and very real. They are so well-written that I was totally invested in them individually even before their romance blossoms. However, I would have liked more development on Hunter’s history, and Jed’s presence needed to be more ominous because he doesn’t seem like that much of a threat. The romance between Kiera and Hunter is gentle, sweet, and natural. Despite the fairy tale romance, I
like that Malone avoids leaning on classic tropes. She examines real issues like manipulative relationships, financial struggles, and Alzheimer’s. There are many instances that could have been melodramatic but Malone excellently handles her plot and characters to avoid unnecessary drama. Cara Malone’s Seeing Red is a lovely read. The characters are really well-written, the romance is cute and the happy ever after perfectly fits. If you’re looking for an adorable lesbian romance
that’s loosely inspired by a fairy tale, you won’t be disappointed! This review was originally posted at The Lesbrary
Jun 10, 2018 Alex rated it really liked it This review also appears on my blog
alexreadsboooks Thanks a lot to Cara Malone for providing me with a review copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Hunter is doing her best to stay afloat. She works night shifts at a nursing home, takes care of her nephews while her sister works and saves every penny she can so they can pay their bills and give the boys a good life. But when they are struggling to
pay the mortgage again, Hunter can see that Piper wants nothing more than to Thanks a lot to Cara Malone for providing me with a review copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. Hunter is doing her best to stay afloat. She works night shifts at a nursing home,
takes care of her nephews while her sister works and saves every penny she can so they can pay their bills and give the boys a good life. But when they are struggling to pay the mortgage again, Hunter can see that Piper wants nothing more than to crawl back to her criminal husband and ask him how to acquire the funds they need. But then Kiera walks into their lives and Hunter gets a second job taking care of her grandmother. It pays well, and for the first time in a while Hunter feels like
she can take a breath and allow herself to fall in love. Or can she? Seeing Red was a refreshing take at a fairy tale retelling. There is no magic in it, and it illustrates perfectly how real people can be the wolves in our lives and destroy everything they touch. I loved Hunter for her resilience and loyalty to her sister, even when she made bad mistakes. Malone makes Hunter's love for her family clear from the very first page and it was wonderful to see her interact
with them. Meanwhile Keira was sweet and maybe almost too perfect, and I liked her from the beginning. Her romance with Hunter was beatutiful to read about. It was really great to read about two characters with such different backgrounds and upbringings, with neither of them being terribly obnoxious about it. There was a calm understanding that they had different backgrounds but that it was fine. at the same time those differing backgrounds were undeniably there, and it was so
interesting to see the differences it made for Hunter and Keira, even though they are of a similar age. Seeing Red is a wonderfull f/f romance for everyone who likes to read contemporary takes on fairy tales and I wholeheartedly recommend it. Please not though that there is an element of emotional abuse in the way Piper is treated by her husband.
Apr 29, 2018 Melissa Redden rated it really liked it Originally published on the Lesbian
Bookworm- I thought the book started off kind of slow. It took me a little while to get into but once I got into it I was hooked. Hunter was a great character. She would do anything to keep her family safe. She didn’t want her nephews to have a hard life like she and her sister h I thought the book started off kind of slow. It took me a little while to get into but once I got into it I was hooked. Hunter was a great character. She would do anything to keep her family safe. She didn’t want her nephews
to have a hard life like she and her sister had. While Hunter worked hard to take care of her family. Piper pulled cons trying to provide. I loved how Piper's character ended up. I really liked Kiera’s grandmother. I will always have a soft spot in my heart for Alzheimer's patients. Even though it wasn’t Kiera’s main reason for moving in with her grandma I think it became important for her as her grandmother’s disease progressed. I would recommend this book to anyone who likes
fairy tale retellings. Thanks to the publisher for the opportunity to read and review this book.
This is a basic poor-girl, rich-girl romance that is very loosely based on Little Red Riding Hood. The relationship between the main characters develops very quickly without
much build up. Consequently, it was a little difficult for this reader to feel very invested in what happens next. There is a reasonable supporting cast helping to provide some context for Hunter and Keira's actions. The story ends with the anticipated HEA. Apart from the romance, there is an all-too realistic subplot involvi Apart from the romance, there is an all-too realistic subplot involving the crushing cost of insulin for a person with diabetes, especially one who does not have adequate health
insurance. Since this is a short story, the author does not have the space to delve into the many additional costs incurred in managing the condition.
May 12, 2018 Susan rated it it was amazing Enjoyable! This is a well written tale about finding
love amidst tough times. Two sisters are struggling just to keep food on the table, a roof overhead, and get medicine for a diabetic child. The characters are well developed and the storyline is something too many people struggle with daily in their real lives. Opportunity knocks for one sister, and love blooms. But her sibling jeopardizes it. Can the sisters overcome obstacles and pursue their dreams, find love, and pull themselves out of des This is a well written tale about finding love amidst tough times. Two sisters are struggling just to keep food on the table, a roof overhead, and get medicine for a diabetic child. The characters are well developed and the storyline is something too many people struggle with daily in their real lives. Opportunity knocks for one sister, and love blooms. But her sibling jeopardizes it. Can the sisters overcome obstacles and
pursue their dreams, find love, and pull themselves out of despair?
This was a perfect book for me. The right amount of the serious, the cuteness, the scaredness (is that even a word??) And definitely, for the, the perfect amount of spice. Very creatively told with a great storyline, this book had me hooked by page 5. I loved it on Kindle so much, that halfway through, I purchased a physical copy. I loved the build up and also the way other storylines we're mixed in. I finished this in 2 days. For a fun, lighthearted sapphic read, definitely do not pass this gem This was a perfect book for me. The right amount of the serious, the cuteness, the scaredness (is that even a word??) And definitely, for the, the perfect amount of spice. Very creatively told with a great storyline, this book had me hooked by page 5. I loved it on Kindle so much, that halfway through, I purchased a physical copy. I loved the build up and also the way other storylines we're mixed in. I finished this in 2 days. For a fun, lighthearted sapphic read, definitely do not pass this gem of a book up. ...more
Hunter and The Woman in Red Hunter quit nursing school to help her sister and kids after husband/father is imprisoned for being a con. Hunter meets a woman in a red cap and is hired to take care of her grandmother during the day and the second job really helps with her family bills. Now she has time for attraction, desire and feelings. A quick read with well written characters and
depictions. Recommend.
May 01, 2018 Jax rated it it was amazing
Enjoyed a lot As always I enjoyed this book from Cara. I was constantly worried about things going badly (there had to be the danger from the wolf after all) lol I loved the story with Kiera and Hunter and appreciate the happy ending. I am never disappointed with Cara’s books. :-)
Apr 17, 2019 Lianne KF rated it really liked it This book is a romance. Despite this not being my usual genre preference I was instantly engaged with the story - finding myself very attached to the main character Hunter. I thought it had a good storyline with a very sweet romance. Each chapter is told from a different characters perspective which I personally like because I feel you get to know each character better. I write stories that explore the thrills –
and challenges – of falling in love as a woman-loving woman, including the bestselling Lakeside Hospital medical romance series and Rainbow Award honorable mention The Rules of Love. My books are for you if you’re a fan of contemporary romance, if you love strong women who aren’t afraid to be vulnerable, and if you like a little heat with your sapphic love My books are for you if you’re a fan of contemporary romance, if you love strong women who aren’t afraid to be vulnerable, and if you like a little heat with your sapphic love stories. Grab a free copy of The Origins of Heartbreak on my website, CaraMalone.com Other books in the seriesRelated ArticlesCross-genre explorers, history nerds, and recovering English majors will want to spend some time with this specially curated collection... Welcome back. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. |
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